Online discounts for Members

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We have a Friends Membership scheme. Once someone has donated £40 they become a friend and are eligible for discount tickets. The membership adds a flag to the customer record.

How can I enable a members to get access to a discount pricetype online without issuing a promo code?

Essentially I'd like customers to log in online and have that log in be the trigger for access to the pricetype.

I've read through a lot of the forum items and online reference materials but can't find how to do it.

If anyone could point me in the general direction I'd be very grateful.

 

Simon

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    Hi Simon,

    The way we handle this is to have a separate web MOS that is accessible
    only if you have a certain type of ranking point. The access is set up in
    tr_web_ranking. Documentation on that table is good - check it out.

    The only downside is that it's yet another MOS to manage.

    Thanks,
    Mary





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    We have a Friends Membership scheme. Once someone has donated £40 they
    become a friend and are eligible for discount tickets. The membership adds
    a flag to the customer record.


    How can I enable a members to get access to a discount pricetype online
    without issuing a promo code?


    Essentially I'd like customers to log in online and have that log in be the
    trigger for access to the pricetype.


    I've read through a lot of the forum items and online reference materials
    but can't find how to do it.


    If anyone could point me in the general direction I'd be very grateful.





    Simon





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  • That's also exactly how we do it. MOS with a ranking.

    Don't forget to set rules on when the ranking will not apply for all your different membership types, like pending and lapsed members.



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    Hi Simon,

    The way we handle this is to have a separate web MOS that is accessible only if you have a certain type of ranking point. The access is set up in tr_web_ranking. Documentation on that table is good - check it out.

    The only downside is that it's yet another MOS to manage.

    Thanks,
    Mary





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    We have a Friends Membership scheme. Once someone has donated £40 they become a friend and are eligible for discount tickets. The membership adds a flag to the customer record.


    How can I enable a members to get access to a discount pricetype online without issuing a promo code?


    Essentially I'd like customers to log in online and have that log in be the trigger for access to the pricetype.


    I've read through a lot of the forum items and online reference materials but can't find how to do it.


    If anyone could point me in the general direction I'd be very grateful.





    Simon





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    Hi Simon

     

    The way we handle this is using rankings and Modes of Sale.  We use rankings to control levels of membership. Therefore when a customer with a particular rank logs in to our online booking page, the mode of sale is changed to a mode specifically to them. This means you can handle which price types they would see by having the specific ones available only in that MOS.

     

    We have two levels of membership which trigger two different modes of sale. You would have to still set them up in Offers on the event page though if you need to control number of tickets purchased. We have one membership which covers two tickets, and another for us to six.

     

    This is probably some work for your web team but very achievable

     

    Best

     

    Rich

     

     

     

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    We have a Friends Membership scheme. Once someone has donated £40 they become a friend and are eligible for discount tickets. The membership adds a flag to the customer record.

    How can I enable a members to get access to a discount pricetype online without issuing a promo code?

    Essentially I'd like customers to log in online and have that log in be the trigger for access to the pricetype.

    I've read through a lot of the forum items and online reference materials but can't find how to do it.

    If anyone could point me in the general direction I'd be very grateful.

     

    Simon




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  • Hi Simon,

    We did this for our members who are entitled to a 15% discount on our publications. Our goal was to allow our members to automatically access the members price once logged in. I worked with our Tessitura guru and IT genius to get this done...it wasn't a one-man job (at least for a novice like me).

    The chain reaction is: Once logged in, a current membership triggers a members constituency which triggers a members ranking which allows access to a members MOS which offers the members pricing.

    Our Tessitura guru summarized this process for us in one sheet, which I've shared with you below.
    Once you have your members pricing and members MOS set up, the rest of the setup is as follows:
    1. Create a Members constituency with rank xx in TR_CONSTITUENCY
    2. Attach the Members constituency to the associated membership levels in Campaigns > Memberships. (the initiation date must be immediate or the constituency will not be applied to the constituent record right away).
    3. Create a members ranking type in TR_RANK_TYPE
    4. Add a line in TR_WEB_RANKING to indicate the ranking start and end level and the MOS for the rank type. Priority = 1.
    5. Run the Membership Update Utility to add the constituency to all existing memberships.
    6. Update the local procedure lp_customer_rank so that it will attach the member ranking to any constituent with the member constituency who doesn't already have the member ranking.

    Some things to note:
    • A member must be logged into the account in which their membership is active. If they are online and, instead of looking up their account, create a new duplicate one which doesn't have the constituency/rank, they of course will not see the discount.
    • A member must log into their account before they put an item into their cart to see the members pricing.
    • If a constituent purchases a membership online, they must complete the membership transaction and then purchase the other items afterwards.

    Hope this helps!
    Daniela





    Simon Francis wrote:

    We have a Friends Membership scheme. Once someone has donated £40 they become a friend and are eligible for discount tickets. The membership adds a flag to the customer record.

    How can I enable a members to get access to a discount pricetype online without issuing a promo code?

    Essentially I'd like customers to log in online and have that log in be the trigger for access to the pricetype.

    I've read through a lot of the forum items and online reference materials but can't find how to do it.

    If anyone could point me in the general direction I'd be very grateful.

     

    Simon



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    Wow - thanks everyone for the help!

    I think an additional MOS is clearly the way to go. We operate under a sub licence from the National Theatre so I'll need to speak to their IT dept about setting up some bits (as they have the security control on things like MOS setup) but the rest is certainly achievable in house.

    Our offer for friends is pretty unsophisticated - a basic same % discount on all tickets, with a relevant pricetype added in to all events. So nice and easy at the box office but until today offering online was something we really wanted but couldn't do.

    I'll give the above advice a go and update here once it's up and working.

    Thanks again from Greenwich (watch out for us on the London 2012 Olympics coverage - we're next door to the equestrian arena in Greenwich Park!)