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Substitution between shows

Christopher Cuhel
$organization

Has anyone figured out a way to see what shows guests exchange out of and then change into each season? It can be aggregate but I need to be able to see the leaving from X show going into Y show and then totals for the year.

- Chris

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  • $organization
    We have a special MOS called ‘Sub Swap’… different from ‘Sub Exchange’.  Our subscribers are allowed one show ‘swap’ a season, and this is the MOS used to do that kind of exchange.  Then, we have a custom report that’s run based on the performance or production season that shows the number of shows swapped out and what show was chosen instead.  Note, this is NOT a per customer analysis, but rather an aggregated overview of “X number left This Show and Y number went to That Show A and Z number went to That Show B”.  Happy to share the report if anyone is interested.
     

    Nancy Sheleheda
    Sr. Director of Application Development and Support Services
    Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
    803 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa 15222
    412-456-1387
    Sheleheda@trustarts.org | TrustArts.org

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  • $organization
    We have a special MOS called ‘Sub Swap’… different from ‘Sub Exchange’.  Our subscribers are allowed one show ‘swap’ a season, and this is the MOS used to do that kind of exchange.  Then, we have a custom report that’s run based on the performance or production season that shows the number of shows swapped out and what show was chosen instead.  Note, this is NOT a per customer analysis, but rather an aggregated overview of “X number left This Show and Y number went to That Show A and Z number went to That Show B”.  Happy to share the report if anyone is interested.
     

    Nancy Sheleheda
    Sr. Director of Application Development and Support Services
    Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
    803 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa 15222
    412-456-1387
    Sheleheda@trustarts.org | TrustArts.org

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