Both methods can be used to build a ticket. Available fields are divided into several groups.
Default Data | Enables the placement of information about the company contained in the Company Preferences setup. For example, the company name, address, and telephone numbers. | ||
Theatre Information |
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Play Information | Enables the placement of information about the Plays and Dates associated with the ticket. For example, the play title, play date and time, and play sponsor. | ||
Ticket Information |
![]() The unique number can be printed on any ticket along with the ticket bar code field in ladder format as shown in the picture or as a QR code if using Microcom printers. All you have to do is select the bar code and make sure it prints clearly and entirely on the ticket (but not on a perforation). Some interesting ticket calculations:
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Pass/GC/Member Data |
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Order Information | Enables the placement of information about the order created when the ticket was sold to the patron. For example, the order date and total order dollar amount outstanding. | ||
Payment Information | Enables the placement of information about the payment made by the patron. For example, payment type, total payment value, and the credit card number. | ||
Patron Information | Enables the placement of information about the patron. For example, the patron name, address, and telephone numbers. | ||
Donation Information | Enables the placement of information about the donation made by the patron. For example, the campaign, donation date, and the total donation amount outstanding. | ||
Donation Receipt Data | Enables the placement of information about the donation receipt as it pertains to donation of a patron. For example, the receipt number, date the receipt was issued and the value of the receipt. | ||
Miscellaneous Information | Enables the placement of printer created information. For example, drawing boxes, drawing lines, and printing the internal ticket printing counter. The internal ticket printer number is a number generated by the printer every time a ticket is printed. If the same ticket is printed 4 times, each ticket will have an unique number. |