Which inventory management system revolutionized Broadway merchandising by introducing real-time tracking of show-specific souvenirs during the early 2010s?

In the performing arts world, successful merchandising strategies can significantly boost revenue and enhance audience engagement. Broadway shows, concert tours, and dance companies have developed sophisticated retail approaches to capitalize on brand recognition. This poll tests your knowledge about innovative retail inventory management practices that have revolutionized how performing arts organizations handle their merchandise operations. Can you identify the groundbreaking system that changed theatrical merchandising?

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StageStock Pro: First cloud-based inventory system allowing theaters to track merchandise sales by performance date, seat location, and demographic data
CurtainCall Commerce: Barcode system that could only process bulk inventory counts before and after performances
ShowTrack POS: Manual spreadsheet-based system requiring physical counts after every performance
TheatreScan: RFID technology that was primarily used for costume tracking but later adapted for merchandise