Membership Card

Dara…

Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa has permanent plastic membership cards that have bar codes for both the household and individual records. 

Philbrook doesn’t use Tessitura for Admissions, but since we are a Consortium I scanned my personal Philbrook membership card at the Woody Guthrie Center admissions desk and it worked.

Contact Stephanie Madsen (smadsen@philbrook.org) for more information on the software/printer used – I don’t think she follows this forum.

Barbara Pinney

Consortium Manager

Tulsa Arts Management Consortium / 401 S. Boston Ave Ste 500 / Tulsa, OK 74103

bpinney@tamc-tulsa.org  / 918.409.9639

www.philbrook.org / www.tulsaballet.org / www.tulsaopera.com / www.tulsasymphony.org / www.woodyguthriecenter.org

From: Tessitura Development Forum [mailto:forums-development@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Dara Hogan
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 11:00 AM
To: Barbara Pinney
Subject: [Tessitura Development Forum] Membership Card

Hi,

Does anyone out there use a plastic (credit card style) membership card?

Currently we have a card that you tear out of an A4 page so its printed via an A4 printer.

We are looking at changing to a plastic card, a bit like a high street store loyalty card.

Wondering if anyone uses cards like this and what software you use to print into to them and if you integrate with Tessitura?

Also interested in other uses of these such as scanning with POS for discounts at bar, tracking bar & merchandise purchases, etc?

thanks,

Dara

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Dara…

Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa has permanent plastic membership cards that have bar codes for both the household and individual records. 

Philbrook doesn’t use Tessitura for Admissions, but since we are a Consortium I scanned my personal Philbrook membership card at the Woody Guthrie Center admissions desk and it worked.

Contact Stephanie Madsen (smadsen@philbrook.org) for more information on the software/printer used – I don’t think she follows this forum.

Barbara Pinney

Consortium Manager

Tulsa Arts Management Consortium / 401 S. Boston Ave Ste 500 / Tulsa, OK 74103

bpinney@tamc-tulsa.org  / 918.409.9639

www.philbrook.org / www.tulsaballet.org / www.tulsaopera.com / www.tulsasymphony.org / www.woodyguthriecenter.org

From: Tessitura Development Forum [mailto:forums-development@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Dara Hogan
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 11:00 AM
To: Barbara Pinney
Subject: [Tessitura Development Forum] Membership Card

Hi,

Does anyone out there use a plastic (credit card style) membership card?

Currently we have a card that you tear out of an A4 page so its printed via an A4 printer.

We are looking at changing to a plastic card, a bit like a high street store loyalty card.

Wondering if anyone uses cards like this and what software you use to print into to them and if you integrate with Tessitura?

Also interested in other uses of these such as scanning with POS for discounts at bar, tracking bar & merchandise purchases, etc?

thanks,

Dara

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