Differentiation between ‘stand alone’ and ‘add on’.

I'm not sure I fully understand your question.

You could create different price types to handle the different ways you are selling parking. The price type for the ticket plus car park would have two price maps attached, and the internal charge would not be set up for that price type, but the transaction fee would. The price type for the stand-alone car park could get the internal charge set up as a separate fee.

Lucie

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Lucie Spieler
IT Development and Training Manager
Editor, Season Program
Florida Grand Opera
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8390 NW 25th Street
Miami, FL 33122-1504

305-854-1643 x.1521 phone
305-856-1042 fax
800-741-1010 ticket office
lspieler@fgo.org
www.fgo.org

P please don't print this e-mail unless you really need to.

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From: Tessitura Ticketing Forum on behalf of Ranie Daw
Sent: Sun 2/28/2010 7:51 PM
To: Lucie Spieler
Subject: [Tessitura Ticketing Forum] Differentiation between 'stand alone' and 'add on'.



Hi Cyber peeps,

Need some thinking outside the square here so I am hoping someone out there can help.

We are starting to do add ons, one will be the car park.

We have decided that a 'stand alone' car park will not incur the transaction fee but will incur a $3 internal charge between departments.

When the car park is sold with a ticket then the $3 internal charge will not be processed at there is a $7.15 transaction fee.

My question is differentiating between the 'stand alone' item and the 'add on item' in Tess. (can seem to find a practical way to define these...)

Also we have EBMS interfaced with Tessitura so I was thinking about how or if from a financial side of things this could be done?

Any ideas would really be appreciated!




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I'm not sure I fully understand your question.

You could create different price types to handle the different ways you are selling parking. The price type for the ticket plus car park would have two price maps attached, and the internal charge would not be set up for that price type, but the transaction fee would. The price type for the stand-alone car park could get the internal charge set up as a separate fee.

Lucie

================================
Lucie Spieler
IT Development and Training Manager
Editor, Season Program
Florida Grand Opera
---------------------------
8390 NW 25th Street
Miami, FL 33122-1504

305-854-1643 x.1521 phone
305-856-1042 fax
800-741-1010 ticket office
lspieler@fgo.org
www.fgo.org

P please don't print this e-mail unless you really need to.

________________________________

From: Tessitura Ticketing Forum on behalf of Ranie Daw
Sent: Sun 2/28/2010 7:51 PM
To: Lucie Spieler
Subject: [Tessitura Ticketing Forum] Differentiation between 'stand alone' and 'add on'.



Hi Cyber peeps,

Need some thinking outside the square here so I am hoping someone out there can help.

We are starting to do add ons, one will be the car park.

We have decided that a 'stand alone' car park will not incur the transaction fee but will incur a $3 internal charge between departments.

When the car park is sold with a ticket then the $3 internal charge will not be processed at there is a $7.15 transaction fee.

My question is differentiating between the 'stand alone' item and the 'add on item' in Tess. (can seem to find a practical way to define these...)

Also we have EBMS interfaced with Tessitura so I was thinking about how or if from a financial side of things this could be done?

Any ideas would really be appreciated!




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