Passes
• Next Week Starts impacts when Weekly Uses configured on the Global Settings tab are reset.
• Allow validations more than once day in advance impacts how far into the future a daily use may be deducted when “future validations” are allowed in programs involving validation with a DCI. See Salesware Validation document for details on “future validation” functionality.
• Swipe Option determines how swiped card numbers are stored in the data.
• For “Valid On” reporting, use this calculation method: determines the method used for valid on reporting involving items with admissions or time spans > 1.
• Admissions (front-loaded) front loads the revenue through the valid date range.
Example:
A 3 out of 5 day ticket (3 admissions/5 day time span) that cost $75 would be worth $25 on the first, second and the third day and worth $0 on the fourth and fifth days. A season pass that has zero admissions that is valid all season (160 days) and costs $720 would be worth $720 on the very first day the pass is valid and $0 every day after that.
• Time Span (% spread) spreads all valid-on revenue throughout the entire time span.
Example:
A 3 out of 5 day ticket (3 admissions/5 day time span) that costs $75 would be worth $15 for all 5 days. A season pass that has zero admissions that is valid all season (160 days) and costs $720 would be worth $4.50 every day that the pass is valid (spread throughout the entire valid date range).
• Admissions or Time Span front-loads revenue on items that have admissions and percentage spreads the revenue for items that do not have admissions.
Example:
A 3 out of 5 day ticket (3 admissions/5 day time span) that cost $75 would be worth $25 on the first, second and the third day and worth $0 on the fourth and fifth days. A season pass that has zero admissions that is valid all season (160 days) and costs $720 would be worth $4.50 every day that the pass is valid (spread throughout the entire valid date range).
