This report includes ticket types and vouchers which generated no sales within the chosen date period.
A separate summary of all voucher sales and redemptions as well as all tickets sold is included.
There is no direct mathematical relationship between the column "Voucher Sales" and "Ticket Sales & Redemptions" in this report. For example, someone may buy a voucher on Monday but only redeem it on Wednesday. Thus, it will be recorded as a sale on Monday and a redemption on Wednesday.
Voucher Sales keeps track of the amount of vouchers that were sold and Ticket Sales & Redemptions refers to those that were redeemed during the date period selected. To keep the view of the report succinct, there is one title used per voucher type e.g. Child Gift Vouchers refer to both sets of data. Please note- In order for this function to work, it must be set up in Bulk Items.
This report is a weekly version of the Price Card Summary.
Terms Used
| Term | Description |
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Voucher Sales |
This refers to the film vouchers that the cinema has available to their patrons. These are set up in Ticket Class Maintenance in Back Office. |
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Number |
Refers to the amount of vouchers or comps that were issued in the selected date period. |
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Gross |
This is the gross revenue from voucher, comps or ticket sales and redemptions during the selected date period. |
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Ticket Sales- Redemptions (Voucher and Comp Redemptions) |
Refers to the redemption of a cinema's vouchers and comps. |
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Admits |
Refers to the number of patrons who's admission was as a result of a voucher redemption or a complimentary ticket. |
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Ticket Analysis for all Sessions in the Report Period |
This is a summary of the number of vouchers and comps issued and redeemed. It includes the total number of ticket sold by type providing a useful summary of box office activity in the selected date range. |
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Ticket Sales and Redemptions |
Refers to all ticket types sold, vouchers and comps redeemed in the selected date period. |
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Total |
The sum of vouchers, comps (issued and redeemed) and ticket sales. Gross revenue of the aforementioned is calculated. |
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