Defining card ranges for third-party member cards is particularly useful if your cinemas use Kiosk and allow patrons to swipe all their membership cards on the one screen within the seat-first ordering flow. Kiosk will automatically find tickets on the third-party member card, so patrons don’t have to request certain tickets themselves. If seat-first ordering is enabled, Kiosk then adds available third-party tickets to the order, as appropriate, for the selected seats.
Defining the card range
First, define the card range to be recognised within Vista.
- In Head Office, go to Maintenance > Member Card Ranges.
- Click Create.
- Enter a Range Name for the card.
Indicate the name of the third-party membership provider.
- For the Length, enter the number of characters/digits in the card number.
- Enter the card numbers at the start and end of the card number range.
- Set the status of the record to Active.
- Save.
This information is stored in tblMemberCardRange in your database.
Associating ticket types with a third-party membership card range
Next, when creating a ticket type, associate it with the relevant third-party member card.
- In Head Office, go to Maintenance > Ticket types and define a new ticket type.
- On the Vouchers tab, select a Third Party Membership Scheme.
- Clear Use Loyalty.
This configuration doesn't support Loyalty membership tickets.
- Locate the Member Cards Available list.
- Select the range names of any third-party membership cards this ticket type belongs to.
Note: The selection available only includes active records.
- Save.
Now, when a user swipes a third-party member card on Kiosk, Kiosk will find the associated third-party tickets and apply them to the order.
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