Add-On Plug in - Use Case

Hey orgs that use the Add-on Plug in,

I have a question on how you use this plug-in. We are currently using flex packages for experiences at our museum. For example, you must purchase general admission, then we have additional offerings of a tour or another experience. Right now we are using flex packages, where it requires the admission, but the other items are option. If you go with the package that does all three options, there is a discount. We are looking at using the plug-in to get away from flex packages.

Does your org use the add-on in this way? Where you have a required admission and then other offerings? Does it make the purchase process easier for your guests?

Please share your website with me and let me know how you like the plug-in. 

Thanks everyone! 

*Cross-posted in Ticketing and MZA group

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  • In case it's useful to anyone, we have a very lo-fi "add on" system where we advertise additional performances relevant to a specific performance (in our case this can be parking and cafe reservations) buy putting copy and links into the Additional Cart Text in TNEW.  This gives us targeted links (so the specific parking and reservations times appropriate to the selected show), they appear immediately after the event is reserved, they don't go away (the way that a pricing rule message might) and they don't have any configuration overhead beyond the TNEW Admin work (not trivial, of course, if you have a lot of shows to set up: I try to run a script which outputs the html with relevant links for each show so that the web admins can just copy and paste).

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  • In case it's useful to anyone, we have a very lo-fi "add on" system where we advertise additional performances relevant to a specific performance (in our case this can be parking and cafe reservations) buy putting copy and links into the Additional Cart Text in TNEW.  This gives us targeted links (so the specific parking and reservations times appropriate to the selected show), they appear immediately after the event is reserved, they don't go away (the way that a pricing rule message might) and they don't have any configuration overhead beyond the TNEW Admin work (not trivial, of course, if you have a lot of shows to set up: I try to run a script which outputs the html with relevant links for each show so that the web admins can just copy and paste).

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