Courses created as individual events must be bought separately, just like any other event.
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To sell a course to a patron, you perform the following steps:
The Contact List window opens.
Single Click on the patron in the list to highlight. For more information on finding patrons click here.
The Order Window opens.
Click here to learn how to search for performances.
To select a single course double click on it.
The Seat Selection window opens.
The course registration window to allows selection of any household member as the participant in the course rather than having to sell the course and make the change in the main patron ticket list. In a household with one or more parents and one or more children, this should be a convenient shortcut.
To add other Attendees, you:
Continue until you have selected all the Attendees.
The Order Payment window opens.
The ticket tab of the patron window displays the courses purchased for the household member.
You can "gift" tickets to other household patrons or to unrelated patrons in Theatre Manager. This is especially useful for courses where parents frequently purchase classes for their child or children to attend.
Financial data remains attached to the purchaser's record, while the ticket is transferred to the receiver's account. The receiver is listed as the attendee to the event.
For more information about gifting tickets, click here.
Once the course has commenced, completely refunding it means you lose knowledge that the patron started the course.
Instead, we want to create a way to retain attendance info, yet refund all or part of the tuition. |
The first step is to create a new ticket fee that accepts negative values and make sure the employee permission is set if the refund amount is variable.
Note: when setting up the fee, make sure to talk to your accountant about the proper account for tracking purposes. |
"Membership" is a broad term meaning "Gift Certificates," "Flex Passes," "Vouchers," "Other Income" or a variety of other forms. Since the name of the field is customizable, some organizations may retain the term "Membership," while others change it to reflect their own terminology such as "GC/Pass," "Gift Certs." or even "Other Income." The nomenclature in your database may be different than "memberships." |