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

Ranie Daw (Past Staff Member)
$organization

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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  • Former Member
    Former Member $organization
    Look into using an embedded fee for the box office's $3 share of the stand alone parking pass (if I am following the transaction correctly).  That should work well.  We use an embedded fee to service a bank loan ($3 off the top of every ticket). Be aware  Tess discounts won't work correctly with embedded fees (probably not an issue here--setup special staff and VIP price types if needed) and counting "sales" may require you to refer to the transaction table instead of t_order, etc.  

    On Feb 28, 2010, at 5:51 PM, "Ranie Daw" <bounce-raniedaw3224@tessituranetwork.com> wrote:

    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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  • Former Member
    Former Member $organization
    Look into using an embedded fee for the box office's $3 share of the stand alone parking pass (if I am following the transaction correctly).  That should work well.  We use an embedded fee to service a bank loan ($3 off the top of every ticket). Be aware  Tess discounts won't work correctly with embedded fees (probably not an issue here--setup special staff and VIP price types if needed) and counting "sales" may require you to refer to the transaction table instead of t_order, etc.  

    On Feb 28, 2010, at 5:51 PM, "Ranie Daw" <bounce-raniedaw3224@tessituranetwork.com> wrote:

    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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