I just had a rental client inform me that their upcoming production will be sponsored by AMEX, and that the Front of the Line program is to be implemented for ticket sales. I'm not as concerned configuration-wise in the Box Office to implement, as I can just issue them a memo in this regard. If there is a quick and easy method to restrict to AMEX sales for a period of time though, I would lean towards that. Regarding online sales, is there a way of restricting payment method through a mode of sale? For example, if the patron enters a promo code which then directs them into a special web MOS can this MOS be restricted to AMEX sales only? Thanks, Duane
I just had a rental client inform me that their upcoming production will be sponsored by AMEX, and that the Front of the Line program is to be implemented for ticket sales. I'm not as concerned configuration-wise in the Box Office to implement, as I can just issue them a memo in this regard. If there is a quick and easy method to restrict to AMEX sales for a period of time though, I would lean towards that.
Regarding online sales, is there a way of restricting payment method through a mode of sale? For example, if the patron enters a promo code which then directs them into a special web MOS can this MOS be restricted to AMEX sales only?
Thanks,
Duane
You don't have to use a promo-code to pass them into a new MOS (X) - you can simply use the ChangeModeOfSale method in the API. (Not to say that you can't use a promocode - see LoginWithPromoCode method.)
You could then modify the code on your site that presents the payment plan methods to only return AMEX as an option if the MOS is X
You can determine MOS via API by using GetModeOfSaleRules method.
That may not be the most efficient way - I'll be interested to see other opinions.
Good luck!