live board · 5 operators
Op 1 · Aisle
queue Q4 · 1:58
Buy
Op 2 · Front
queue front · 0:44
Buy
Op 3 · Q12
queue Q12 · 2:20
Buy
Op 4 · GA
queue Q8 · 1:12
Buy
Op 5 · Resale
queue Q31 · 2:47
Buy

Every seat, its own buyer

Run presales and general sales across a fleet — each Account its own queue, its own cart, its own machine.

Ticketing punishes Accounts that look alike. Umbra gives each one a clean identity and its own exit IP, then keeps the whole fleet on one screen when the timer starts.

The sale minute
00:00
sale opens
00:18
queue assigned
00:40
carts held
01:20
payment window
02:00
after-action
The workflow
01

Ready before it opens

One verdict — go, caution or not ready — across proxies, fingerprints and links.

02

The whole drop, ordered

Eleven steps from Accounts to after-action, always naming your next move.

03

Read the resale before you buy

On a StubHub event Umbra pulls every listing and returns a live buy-or-skip verdict by zone — so you price a flip on the page, not by eyeballing the grid.

04

You place every order

Automation stops at the buy. The committing click stays with the human.