By NAUREEN S. MALIK
September 24, 2007; Page B4
Sales growth at TicketNetwork LLC was accelerating, but its billing system wasn’t keeping pace.
So the ticket-broker software company, which was founded in 2002, decided it needed to upgrade the process. It began creating software that would simplify and speed up the way it billed customers — and save the company some money. And in 2005, it started using an automated clearinghouse provided by its bank — an interbank system of transferring funds electronically — to facilitate the way customers paid those bills. . .
TicketNetwork, which took in $200 million in 2006 sales, generates revenue from fees from brokers using its point-of-sale software, ticket sales to individuals using its wholesale-ticket outlet www.TicketLiquidator.com and sales through its private-label service on other Web sites such as CheapTickets.com.
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