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4+ screens, one siteMultiplexes

Multiplex management software

Staggered showtimes, overlapping intervals, larger teams and parking — problems a single screen never has.

Several sales points, several screens, one seat inventoryIllustrative

Typical setup

  • Four or more screens on one site
  • Staggered showtimes
  • Several concession counters
  • Staff across roles and shifts
  • On-site parking

What changes at multiplex scale

  1. 01Scheduling across screens lives in a spreadsheet

    Show scheduling with conflicts flagged before publishing, across every auditorium in one place.

  2. 02Every interval hits the counters at once

    A counter POS built for the interval rush: combos in one tap, with several concession counters selling at the same time.

  3. 03Screen utilisation is guessed rather than measured

    Occupancy by screen sits beside tickets sold and revenue by channel, in one view.

  4. 04More staff means less direct oversight

    Role-based staff access and shift reports keep accountability from depending on a manager watching every counter.

  5. 05Parking congestion starts before the film does

    Parking validated against bookings, recorded on the same platform as tickets and concessions.

  6. 06Tickets, food and parking run on three systems

    Auditoriums, box office, concessions, parking and the back office run on one platform, with one set of records.

Questions operators ask

Can Picovico manage staggered showtimes across many screens?

Yes. Show scheduling covers every auditorium and flags conflicts before publishing.

Can we run several concession counters on one system?

Yes. Several concession counters can sell at the same time.

Does Picovico handle cinema parking?

Yes. Parking is validated against bookings and recorded on the same platform.

Can we control what different staff can access?

Yes. Access is role-based, with shift reports.

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