Creating a Membership, Pass, Gift Certificate

 "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."
Theatre Manager sells four key items: Tickets, Donations, Memberships and resources. While "tickets" allow admission to an event and "donations" are gifts from patrons for which a tax is receipt is usually printed, "memberships" can take on a variety of other items.

Memberships are often seen as a payment method, as in a Gift Certificate or Flex Pass. They are used to exchange value from the membership to a ticket purchase. For example, a Gift Certificate can be purchased, and exchanged at a later date (used as a payment method) for tickets or other items for sale. Similarly, a Flex Pass is purchased, and exchanged for tickets at a later date.

Memberships can also denote affiliation with a group, such as a Symphony League, Actors Club.

And finally, Memberships can also be a methodology for getting payments for non-ticket/non-donation items into Theatre Manager such as rental income, playbill advertising, and concession income.

For more information on determining the membership type that best suits your needs click here.

To Create a new Pass, Gift Certificate or Membership, you perform the following steps:

  1. Go to the Setup Menu >> System Tables >> Pass G/C Types (remember, yours may be called "Pass," "GC/Pass," "Gift Certificates" or some other name).

    The Pass G/C Types window opens.

  2. Click the New button.

    The Pass G/C Detail window opens for entry.

  3. Give the Membership an INTERNAL name that you will know the membership by within your organization.

    You will have an opportunity to change the EXTERNAL name (the name by which your patrons will know this membership) on the Description tab.

  4. Proceed to each tab in the Membership Setup.
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Description Tab

The Description tab is the first of the setup tabs in a new membership. Many of the fields in this tab are optional.

 

Parts of the Description Tab

Pass GC Type Internal Name used during the sales process at the box office - which may be different than the external name.
Category Select a category for the pass or gift certificates. These are created in the Member Category code table. The categories are used to group similar pass types for display on the pass/gift certificate sales web page.
Access Groups Specify which groups of people can access the data
Active A pass or gift certificate must be marked active in order for it to be sold or redeemed. Refer to the compete list of redemption rules.

If you no longer wish to sell passes/GC's, but still allow redemptions, enter a final date that they can be sold that is prior to today.

External Name Name by which the patrons will know this membership (this name appears on the web).
* Available From Date and time the membership will be available for sale.
* Available Till Date and time the membership will no longer be available for sale. This does not mean "redeemable" until.
* Ticket Face The ticket face that will be used for this membership. If a ticket is to be printed for this membership, then the ticket coding must be based on Member Data.
* Exclude Price Codes If, during the redemption of this membership, any specific Price Codes in the Event Setup are to be unable to be used by this Membership, then those Price Codes need to be listed here.
* Notification If an internal email notification is to be sent when this particular membership is sold, it must be indicated here.
* External Sales Notes Enter notes regarding what this Membership/Pass/GC is for and it will appear in the online notes beside each pass/gc. This as a marketing opportunity to communicate with your online patrons.
* Internal Sales Notes Notes regarding what this Membership/Pass/GC for internal use only.
* Tags You can add any number of tags to the membership type.

* indicates an optional field

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Redemption Rules Tab

The Redemption Rules tab controls how the pass works and how it can be redeemed. There are 5 different types of Memberships that can be created in Theatre Manager. Each one serves a specific purpose, yet remains flexible in the parameters you determine. The 5 types are:

  1. Free Admission
  2. Dollar Value
  3. Average Dollar Per Admission
  4. Can't Buy A Thing
  5. Use Promotion

While a pass seems like something you are selling, it really is, first and foremost, a payment method.

People buy passes or gift certificates with the expectation that they can redeem them. After all, it is their money. Some passes can be limited to the amount of money that can be redeemed, after which Theatre Manager will require and up-charge.

Most passes and gift certificates should be tax exempt (but may include the total intended redemption value that includes taxes)

At time of sale, the value of the entire value of the pass is generally deferred in a liability account. When a portion of it is used to pay for tickets, the ticket will have the actual taxes payable calculated that the time of the sale of the ticket -- and the passes redemption value covers the entire cost of the ticket.

Tax is never allowed on a 'Dollar Value' or an 'Average Dollar Admission' type of pass to enforce those rules

Method of Redemption
Free Admission Free Admission is simply that - a "free admission." If you are giving away a ticket to an event in a radio giveaway or an auction, you can create a Free Admission pass. This allows the recipient to exchange the free admission pass for an admission ticket to any event. You can limit the events applicable to the pass in the "Valid Plays" tab of the Membership setup. Special Considerations:
  • The number of free admissions can be controlled by changing the # of Passes issued on the right side of the screen.
  • If the passes are going to be free, then the "Can be sold for a zero value" on the EDITS tab must be selected.
Dollar Value A Dollar Value pass is essentially a Gift Certificate. If the patron gives you $50 to use at a later date, then redeems the pass to purchase tickets, it should be set up as a Dollar Value. Special Considerations:
  • Typically, the "# of Passes Issued" is set to 0, and the "Purchase Amount" is set to $0. Then on the EDITS tab, the "Value Can Be Changed During Purchase" option is selected so Gift Certificates can be sold in any amount.
  • In most U.S. States, and all of Canada, Gift Certificates never expire and should be set as such in the EDITS tab.
  • The General Ledger accounts for "Dollar Value" and "Average Dollar Per Admission" are typically liability accounts as they start out as a credit to the patron and then are used as a reduction of that credit.
  • Tax is not allowed on this Pass Type.
Average Dollar Per Admission This is more commonly known as a "Flex Pass" where a patron purchases a pack of "x" admissions for "y" price. The Flex Pass is then redeemed for tickets on whatever schedule the patron wishes. The parameters can be set such that the patron can use one, some or all admissions on the same performance. Average $ per Admission passes (or better known as "Flex Passes") are rapidly becoming more popular than the traditional "all-in" subscriptions.
Special Considerations:
  • The values for "# Passes Issued" and "Purchase Amount" must be set for an Average Dollar Per Admission type.
  • Theatre Manager will split the Purchase Amount equally across all available redemptions. So if the Flex Pass is $100 for 5 admissions, regardless of the actual price of the ticket, Theatre Manager will attribute $20 ($100/5) to each event where the pass is redeemed.
  • Tax is not allowed on this Pass Type.
You may set a "Maximum per admission" to limit the value to which the pass can be applied.

Using the above example, you set a Maximum per admission of $25. If the recipient attempts to redeem the pass on an event where the ticket price is $30, Theatre Manager will apply $25 from the pass to the ticket, and leave a balance owing of $5 to be paid in some other form.

This allows the box offie the flexibility of up-charging for more expensive nights even when a patron buys a lower price pass - and creating a win-win from a customer service perspective.

Can't Buy A Thing This is used as a true membership such as a Symphony League, Community Players, or other membership group. This can also be used to track sales that are merchandise, concessions, advertising sales, rental fees or other miscellaneous forms of income.
Special Considerations:
  • Can't Buy A Thing and Use Promotion are the only two membership types where "Grace period before approval needed to renew expired memberships" (on the EDITS tab) can be employed. This is because these are the only two true membership types, whereas the previous three are based on admissions.
Use Promotion This pass type is designed to allow pass holders reduced admission prices for a specific time period. When this pass is used, the price of the tickets changes from their original promotion to something else using the sales rules mapping.
Examples of this membership type are:
  • Annual movie pass
  • Alumni who receive a "2 for 1" discount on tickets
  • Musicians who receive a dollar discount on tickets purchased
  • or patrons who belong to an elite club within your organization who, as a benefit of membership, receive a set discount on tickets.

Redeemable By


There are four options for who can redeem the pass or gift certificate.
Purchaser only Only the patron who purchased the pass will be able to redeem it. This is good when you wish to limit the pass to the owner alone.

Online Redemption Rules:

  • The patron can see this pass and redeem it without a password because it is assigned specifically to them.
  • No other patron can redeem this pass (including household members)
Any Household Member Any member of the same household can redeem the pass. This is good for a flex pass where you may want it redeemable by the patron, their spouse or any other members of the household.

Online Redemption Rules:

  • The patron who owns the pass can see and redeem it without a password because it is assigned specifically to them.
  • Other household members can see the pass and use it without a password when they choose 'Redeem passes' at the cart or checkout page.
  • Patrons outside the household will be unable to use the pass
Any Patron (Visible to Purchaser) This pass can be redeemed by any patron in the database. This type of redemption is good for Gift Certificates or Raffle/Give-Away vouchers where you do not know the final user at the time of the sale.

Online Redemption Rules:

  • The patron who owns the pass can see and redeem it without a password because it is owned by them.
  • All other patrons will need both the pass control number and the redemption password.
If a pass that may be redeemed by any patron is to be used online, then the BOX OFFICE MUST also give the patron the redemption password. It is 15 characters long and can be printed on the 'pass' ticket face or on a form letter based on passes/gift certificates.
Any Patron (Not Visible to Purchaser) This pass can be redeemed by any patron in the database. This type of redemption is good for Gift Certificates or Raffle/Give-Away vouchers where you do not know the final user at the time of the sale.

Online Redemption Rules:

  • All PATRONS will need both the pass control number and the redemption password.
  • Even the patron who purchased it cannot use it without the password because it is not visible in their account
For this redemption method, ALL Patrons (including the one who purchased the pass) will need to enter the pass redemption password. The pass will not show on anybodies account until it us used at least once.

Redemption Options for Passes

Depending on the type of Membership, you may be able to specify certain parameters about how it operates. The available fields will grey out or become available as appropriate.

# of Passes Issued For Free Admission or Avg $/Admission, you can indicate how many passes will be issued with this membership. The number can be zero, as long as on the EDITS tab, you indicate that the value can be changed during purchase.
Purchase Amount The cost of this membership. The value can be set to zero as long as one of two conditions are met on the EDITS tab. Either:
  • "Value can be changed during purchase" or
  • "Can be sold for a zero value" are enabled.
The former is ideal for Gift Certificates. The latter is for use with a Free Admission type of pass.
Redeemable Amount The value of the pass during the redemption process. This is usually the same as the Purchase Amount, however can be different. For example, you may have a "Holiday Gift Certificate" where the Redeemable Amount is higher than the Purchase Amount. To achieve this, set the Purchase Amount at $1, and the Redeemable Amount at $1.10. This will increase your Gift Certificate value to 10% more than the Purchase Amount.
Sales Rules Sales Rules are mappings for converting one Sales Promotion to another Sales Promotion. They can be really useful when redeeming gift certificates online to show how the origina price was changed.

Internet Options for Pass or Gift Certificate Redemption

At your discretion, you may choose to make some Memberships redeemable online. For example, a Flex Pass holder or Gift Certificate owner may be able to redeem their Membership for tickets online.

Redeem via the Internet This checkbox indicates whether the selected Membership can be redeemed online. If enabled:
  • The patron will be able to see all the passes associated with their account online on a pass/gc redemption web page
  • A patron can redeem passes/gift certificates online that were given to them by another patron if they know both:
    • the pass number -and-
    • the redemption code.
    The redemption code is a secret serial number unique to each pass/gift certificate that is generated when it is sold. The Box Office staff can only see this redemption code if it is printed on a ticket face or on a form letter based on Passes/Gift Certificates. This is for security reasons and also that they do not need the redemption code to use the pass at the box office.

    Under certain circumstances, Theatre Manager may support redemption codes embedded in track III on specialty cards - contact sales to find out more about the encoding and where to source cards.

Refer to rules regarding payment of pass before use for the sub-options.
Renew via Internet If the Membership is renewable (applies to "Can't Buy a Thing" and "Use Promotion" only), this checkbox indicates if the pass is renewable online.
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Redeemable via Internet Options

If you decide to allow the pass or gift certificate to be redeemed online, you have two options:
  • Must be fully prepaid for. This is the default option and means that the pass or gift certificate must be paid for by the patron before it can be used online. This includes making postdated payments towards the value of the pass.
  • Might be unpaid. If this option is selected, it means that a patron can redeem the pass or gift certificate online before it is even paid for. Enabling this option requires that the employee has the function security enabled for Payments - use pass that has not been fully paid for'
    This option exposes you to Risk and is not recommended.

    If a pass or gift certificate is not paid for and the patron uses it to see a show, you risk being left with a receivable that the patron might never pay for after seeing the show. In effect, it means you gave away a comp ticket unwillingly.

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Accounting Tab

The Accounting tab determines where the funds go to during a sale, and are drawn from during the redemption.

If the method of redemption is Average $/Admission or Dollar Value Gift Certificate. taxes will be ignored as GAAP treatment is to defer taxes on financial instruments until the time of redemption via a ticket purchase. At that time, taxes on the ticket are taken from the value of the redemption. You may want to include taxes in the total cost.

Parts of the Accounting Tab

Tax Rate to Apply
Tax Rate A drop down to select the tax rate applied to this membership. If there is no tax rate for this membership, then select "None."

Default Fiscal Year
Fiscal Year Normally, passes and gift certificates are sold for the fiscal year that you are currently in. If this is the case, leave this field blank.

However, sometimes there is a time where you are selling passes now for a future fiscal year. If that is true, enter the future fiscal year that the pass is for (normally the next year). When selling the pass, TM will use the default fiscal year for the pass, or the current fiscal year of the venue, whichever is greater. This prevents defaulting to a prior fiscal year.

General Ledger Accounts
Income for FY20xx and Earlier For many membership types (Free Admission, Dollar Value, Average Dollar Per Admission), the income account is normally a liability account. As the membership is sold, the liability goes up. As the membership is redeemed, the liability goes down.
Deferred Revenue FY20xx and Later If the usable redemption period of a membership or gift certificate falls within the upcoming year, rather than the current fiscal period, you may want to consider deferring the revenue in a liability account. During data entry of the pas/G.C., you will need to specify the future fiscal year. If you do this, then revenue will be rolled over into the current year during year end rollover.
Benefit Expense Account If there is a difference between:
  • the sale amount of the membership, and
  • its redeemable value
then enter the GL account to which the difference should be applied. This is normally considered as a marketing expense for selling/promoting the gift certificate.

For example, if you have a holiday Gift Certificate promotion where if you buy a Gift Certificate for $100, but receive a redeemable value of $110, you will want to attribute the $10 expense to the marketing GL line. Use of this membership benefit amount ties back to the Redeemable Amount on the Type tab.

Unearned Income Write-Off Account If the membership expires (as set in the Edits tab), then any unearned income will be moved to the GL account indicated here when the pass is manually written off.
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Sales Management Tab

The Sales Management tab is the third - and possibly most important - of the setup tabs in a new membership. You must carefully consider each of the check boxes and options in this tab as your selections control how the Membership can be sold and redeemed.

Parts of the Sales Management Tab

Allow pass/g.c. to be Purchased
Via Member tab on the patron screen This option allows the membership to be sold using the BUY button on the patron record on the MEMBER tab.
In conjunction with a ticket sale This option allows sales staff to sell the membership using the Member tab on the left-hand side of the Order Window during the ticket sale process.
As a ticket refund ("store credit") This would be selected if the membership is a voucher that is issued to a patron to rectify customer service situations. Instead of issuing a cash refund, a voucher/pass/gift certificate may be issued for a future ticket purchase.
Via the internet This option allows the membership to be sold online.
Visible in Internet List Normally, pass/GC types available online should be visible online. There may some special purpose ones that you may create a quick-add button for that do do not want to see in list. If so, uncheck this option.
Sort Order Allows you to specify an online sort order for pass/GC types (instead of purely alphabetical). The default is a three level sort:
  • Grouping order as specified for the Pass/GC Category code table, if one is provided)
  • Sort order specified for the Pass/GC type in this window (if any)
  • Finally, by the Pass/GC Name
Accept Post Dated Payments If you wish to offer a payment plan for this Membership online, indicate the final payment date in this field.

Include in Patron Statistics
Include in Annual Statistics Checking this option will include sales of this membership when generating annual patron statistics reports.

Icon for TicketTrove/Web
Icon Place any 200x250 pixel image there which will appear online in the pass/gift certificate web sales page that you can create a direct link to via eblasts or from other web sites or web pages.

Pass/G.C. Management for Other Outlets
Sales Rules at Other Outlets If you have the Outlet Edition of Theatre Manager, you may choose to allow sales of a particular pass/g.c at other outlets. If so, you will be able to select which outlets may or may not be able to sell a specific pass/g.c.
Redemption Rules at Other Outlets If you have the Outlet Edition of Theatre Manager, you may choose to allow redemption of a particular pass/g.c at other outlets. If so, you will be able to select which outlets may or may not be able to redeem a specific pass/g.c.
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Edits Tab

The Edits tab is the fifth of the setup tabs in a new membership. You must carefully consider each of the check boxes and options in this tab as your selections control how the membership can be sold.

Parts of the Edits Tab


Edit Controls on Pass G/C
Value can be changed during purchase Allows the employee selling this membership to change some values (such as those set in the Redemption Rules tab or the pass expiry date) during the sale. This is important if you have set your Gift Certificates to sell for an unspecified dollar amount. You will need to change the $0 amount to the amount the patron wished to purchase the gift certificate for.
Sell in even multiples of original value If the membership has a specified value, checking this option allows the membership to be sold only in even multiples (1, 2, 3...) of the original value. When an employee purchases multiples of the member type it will increase the quantity of memberships by the number of multiples purchased. The number of admissions will also be increased by the same number of multiples purchased. A Flex Pass, for example, may cost $30 for 2 admissions. By selecting this option, you can sell 4 admissions for $60, or 6 for $90, but not 3 for $30 or 2 for $25.
Can be sold for a zero value If the membership is to be given away or "comped" (for example a "free admission" or a Radio Giveaway Voucher), then this option must be selected.
Can be renewed after expiry date Only available for "Can't Buy a Thing" and "Use Sales Promotion" as they are the only true membership types (as opposed to admission based memberships). This option allows the membership to be renewed after the expiration date defined when the membership was sold.
Future memberships can be redeemed now If a membership is Season Year specific (i.e. a patron purchases a Flex Pass for the 20xx season), this option allows the redemption of this pass prior to the start of the season.
Entry scan creates festival (General Admission) seating tix If your site employs ticket scanners for audience entry control, scanning this membership card will create a festival (General Admission) ticket. There is no need for the bearer of this kind of membership to stop by the box office. They only have their membership scanned during their entry to a festival or General Admission event, and Theatre Manager will register a sale to that membership.

Default Mail List

You can add a patron to a mail list based on purchase of a type of pass. The patron will:

  • be added to the mail list the first time this pass is purchase
  • be added if the pass is purchased again at some future time, but the patron was removed from the mail list for some reason
  • be added to the mail list if an order containing the pass is transferred to their account
  • NOT be removed from the mail list if the pass is refunded
Mail List Enter or lookup an option mail list that should be associated with the patron account when the pass or gift certificate is purchased.

Defaulting the Control Number

A Control Number is a number associated with a membership that Theatre Manager uses to identify and track the specific membership within the system. ONE of the following options must be selected for the membership.

Defined at time of purchase This option allows the seller to manually define the Control Number used for the membership. This is typically employed when there are pre-printed membership cards or magnetically encoded gift cards that already have a Control Number on them.
Theatre Manager Defined Theatre Manager will assign the next number in sequence to the membership. This option must be used if the membership is to be sold online.
Next available # starting at This option allows your organization to serialize the Control Number. For example, you can indicate that all Gift Certificates start at 100,000, while 2011 Flex Passes start at 11,000. This allows for easy recognition by sales staff as to the original purpose of the membership

Defaulting the Expiration Date

An expiration date indicates when the membership will no longer be redeemable. ONE of the following options must be selected for the membership.
Never Expires Indicates that the membership will never expire. In most U.S. states and all of Canada, Gift Certificates must be set to "Never Expire." Please contact your local revenue agency for laws governing your Province/state.
Expires in xx Months This allows the membership to be used on a "rolling" basis. It will expire xx months from the purchase date.
Expires on Date This option allows the membership to expire on a specific date, such as the end of the season year. Popular for Flex Passes, it prevents the previous year's unused admission from being carried over to the current year.

Other fields on the Type tab
Number of Access Cards assigned to membership Like a hotel asking how many room keys you want, Access Cards can be assigned to a specific membership allowing more than one patron to use the membership. For more information on Access cards click here. Leaving the values at 0 allows one card to be issues for a membership.
Grace period before approval needed to renew expired membership If the membership is renewable ("Can't Buy a Thing" or "Use Sales Promotion" only) then you may indicate the number of months after expiry where the membership can be renewed without a Master User override. If engaged, this is typically set to 1 or 2 months. For example, if you plan to increase the membership price from one year to the next, you may wish to offer a grace period for the old price to those who have recently expired memberships.
Maximum # of tickets redeemable per performance and/or event Indicates the maximum number of times this membership can be used within a single performance or event. For example, if the membership is a flex pass for 5 admissions, how many admissions can be used in a single performance? In order to encourage diversity of attendance, some organizations choose 1 performance, while others are happy for patrons to attend a single event, using all 5 admissions at once. By default, the setup allows the maximum number of admissions to be used within a single performance.
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Valid Plays Tab

The Valid Plays tab allows you to indicate which events the membership is able to be redeemed for. You can restrict the use of the membership to specific events simply by adding them here. An unrestricted membership would have no events listed.

In addition, there is an option to allow over-riding the event settings when each individual pass/GC is sold. If checked, then the events in the pass/gc Valid Events list takes precedence.

Parts of the Valid Plays tab


Allow Setting Valid Plays Normally, this list indicates which events that any patron holding a valid instance of this pass is able to use it for -or- the list is bank so that the pass can be used for any events.

However, if you Allow Setting Valid Plays on each Pass/GC, it means that at the time when a pass/gc is sold to a patron, you can over-ride the events in the list and specify a subset of the above (or completely different set) as per the rules below

When the flag is enabled:

  1. If you have events in this list, then the box office can only pick from items in this list - in other words the pass must be a subset of this list. Examples:
    • You might use this for scholarship passes. You can indicate in the pass type which items the scholarship can be for -- and then then attached to a patron, limit it to one of the events.
    • For actor passes, you can set which event they can come to -- and restrict it to the event they are working on - or some other events, that may exclude a big show.
  2. If you have no events in this list, then the box office can pick from any event. This is useful for limiting free passes to one event or scholarships to be redeemed for a certain class or range of classes
Play # Sequence number of the event within Theatre Manager.
Year Season year of the event.
Play Code The Event Code as defined in the Event Setup.
Play Title The title of the event as defined in the Event Setup.
# Perf. Total number of performances for this event.
Allows you to add an event / play to the list.
Deleted the selected play/event from the list.


To Add an Event / Play to the list, you perform the following steps:

  1. Click the button.

    The Event List (lookup) opens.

  2. Click the icon to generate a list of events.

  3. Highlight the events you want to allow for this membership.
  4. Click the button.
  5. Continue adding events as appropriate.
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Statistics tab

The Statistics tab displays a listing, year by year of the number of passes issues and redeemed and their value. This is a helpful "at-a-glance way of seeing what your organization has in terms of membership liability.

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Patrons Tab

The Patrons tab shows you the Patrons associated with the selected Pass G/C and Membership.

Parts of the Patrons tab


Status The status of their Pass G/C.
Order # The Order number of the Pass G/C.
Year - Fiscal The fiscal year the pass g/c was purchased.
First Last and Company Name The patron who purchased the pass g/c.
Control # A Control Number is a number associated with a membership that Theatre Manager uses to identify and track the specific membership within the system. A control number must be assigned with each membership, and is defined in the EDITS tab of the Membership Setup.
Purchase $ The amount (in dollars) of the pass g/c purchased in the order.
Issued Pass Amount The amount (in dollars) of the value of the pass g/c.
Issued Qty. The number of admissions in the purchased pass.
Remain $ The amount (in dollars) remaining on the pass g/c.
Remain Qty. The remaining number of admissions left on the pass/g.c.
Date Renewed The date the pass was renewed or purchased.
Expiry Date The date the pass/g.c. is no longer valid.
Opens the Detail window for the selected Pass G/C for editing. Click here for more information on editing Memberships, Passes and Gift Certificates
Deleted the selected pass g/c, membership from the list and places a refund on the order.
Opens the payment window for the order the pass g/c, membership is attched to..
Write Off If you select a number of the passes in the list and use the write off function against the passes, then any with a remaining balance or quantity will be written off and GL entries created to move the unused portion to unearned income.
Extend If you need to extend the expiry date for a number of passes at one time due to some unforeseen reason, you can:
  • Select the passes or gift certificates that you want to extend the expiry date for
  • Click the Extend button
  • A window will open that lets you change the expiry date. The default expiry options are the same as the current options under the edit tab. In other words, if the pass/GC tab is set to expire:
    • on a specific specific date, so will the dialog
    • never, so will the dialog
    • in a certain number of months, so will the dialog - please make sure that you enter the number that you wish to extend
    • You can change the expiry from never expires to a specific date for the pass, if you wish

    Note: any attempt to try to extend a pass or gift certificate that never expires will be ignored UNLESS you:

    • choose the option to specifically set an expiry date -and-
    • tell Theatre Manager you mean to set the expiry date on 'never-expire' passes/GCs
You muse have extend a pass permission in employee function setup.

To refine your search for the correct pass g/c, membership, you can choose from the top down list, enter text and click the Search button.
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G/L Entries tab

The GL tab lists the general ledger entries associated with this membership.

Parts of the G/L Entries tab

Journal # The specific journal number associated with the G/L entry.
Description Whether the entry is a Sales Posting, Deposit Posting, or manual G/L entry
Date Date the G/L entry took place
Debit The debit amount associated with the G/L entry.
Credit The credit amount associated with the G/L entry.
Memo A single memo line, generated by Theatre Manager to indicate in the ledger the purpose of the entry.
Date Posted The date the entry was posted to the G/L.
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Transactions Tab

Parts of the Transactions Tab

Seq # The transaction reference number.
Trans Date Date the transaction took place.
Journal No Journal Entry reference number.
Code Theatre Manager reference code used to determine the type of transaction.
Transaction Desc Brief description of what the transaction was.
Order # Reference number used to track the components of the order.
Type Type of pass/g.c or transaction that is referenced.
Description of Entry Details of the transaction.
Debit The debit amount of this transaction.
Credit The credit amount of this transaction.
Total The net effect of the transaction.
Opens the selected transaction displaying the transaction details window.
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