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TicketLeap Events Go Live for Passbook on iOS 6

(December 19, 2012)

Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) December 19, 2012

Today, TicketLeap offers integration with Passbook on iOS 6 continuing the companys innovative streak in rethinking the live entertainment experience. Passbook is a built-in app enabling users to store and access all their event tickets, boarding passes, retail coupons, loyalty cards, and more.

When Apple introduced Passbook with iOS 6, we were pumped. We knew that the app was going to change how people organized their daily life, said Keith Fitzgerald, CTO of TicketLeap. After taking the time to carefully test what works with the app and what doesnt, were pleased to tell you that all events on the TicketLeap platform are live and ready to make their way into your Passbook.

Event-goers are able to add tickets to their Passbook by simply clicking the Download or Send button embedded into their ticket purchase confirmation email or from their ticket purchase confirmation page. Additionally, buyers now have the option to edit the name or email address on their tickets whether they use Passbook or not.

Curious about using Passbook? Test it yourself at tryitout.ticketleap.com. Add a free ticket to your shopping cart, then click the Download or Send button from your purchase confirmation page.

About TicketLeap
TicketLeap offers a smart, seamless system for event ticketing and marketing. With advanced features like customizable event pages, reserved seating, real-time analytics, social integration, and a complete mobile box office, TicketLeap's simple yet powerful platform makes it easier than ever to sell, scan, and spread the word. Learn more at http://www.ticketleap.com.

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