Hi everyone,
Hope you're all well
Martin Perks from Cheltenham Festivals (UK) here. I'm reaching out with a dual Tessitura/WordFly query that I hope someone can help us with!
Nowadays we regularly make use of the Initiator and Alternative Email functions in Tessitura ticket orders, so that we have more fine control over the recipients of order confirmations and e-tickets (especially for Partner and Festival guest/Press tickets). For cancelled events, we've noticed that the Event Cancellation Utility appears to respect alternative email addresses used against orders. However, as we send the cancellation notice itself through WordFly, we're a bit unclear as to whether WordFly respects any alternatives set in Tessitura, or if it always defaults to the primary email address assigned to a constituent record used for a ticket order, regardless of Initiator etc.
Any clarification on this would be gratefully received, and thanks ever so much in advance,
Martin
I can think of two ways to handle this off the top of my head. Set up your criteria for your list or extraction to pull the Recipient accounts' primary eaddress, or alternatively set up an output set that pulls the recipient's eaddresses if they exist, and that is the more complicated approach and probably would require creating a view to feed the output set. The deciding factor might be whether you can live with the record of the email on the recipient account or need it to exist on the owner account...or sent to and recorded on both.
I admittedly continue to find anything around "extra" email addresses in Tessitura mostly a mystery, but my initial inspection of my own system recently (re CPP planning) has me currently concluding the following:
I've not needed to handle the situation as described, but I do frequently add a "Role =" to criteria for emails for our school programs so quickly realized I had to figure out something after my list count was double what I expected and had a lot of school accounts.
Shorter: agreeing with John Trimble but explaining differently.
Thank you Jamie, much appreciated