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OmniTickeT insTallmenT Billing
...choose Time Pursuit, latest generation web based booking and EPoS system for admissions, experiences, retail and F&B.
Multi-channel advanced sales, on-site ticketing and integrated customer management that drive revenues, productivity and delight your customers.
What’s the product? The OmniTicket Installment Billing software module allows venues to offer flexible pay- ment plans for customers buying annual passes, season passes and memberships. For example, a customer could purchase an annual pass for 12 monthly payments, which are then automatically charged to their credit card. Or a season pass – ideal for the summer season at a water- park – can be purchased through three automated credit card payments over a three-month period. This functionality sup- ports the creation of automated payment plan contracts, automated billing cycles, automated payment processing and the automated blocking of passes when scheduled payments are declined.
What’s new about it? The product offers unprecedented flexibil- ity in the creation of payment plan offers that adhere to the specific product being purchased. An unlimited number of plans can be created to support various market- ing initiatives and promotions. For example, one client used this for a
Christmas lay-away offer whereby a cus- tomer buying an annual theme park pass as a Christmas gift could make a deposit up front and then pay the balance at a later date before the end of the year.
(Above) OmniTicket’s Installment Billing software can be used both online by customers and at the front gate of attractions by staff
How does it work? The OmniTicket Installment Billing module makes it easy for attractions to offer their guests flexible payment options. With this add-on functionality, staff can generate pass holder contracts on the sale of a pass, and schedule automated billing cycles, automated payment processing and the automated blocking of passes when scheduled payments are declined. The Installment Billing functionality
integrates seamlessly with OmniTicket’s on-site and online solutions to encourage easy renewals through both the front gate and on the website.
Which attractions use your new product? Two theme park clients – one in Orlando and one in Hollywood – have implemented this technology in the last six months. Wild Adventures theme park in Georgia
implemented an early version for a Christmas lay-away option online and WaterWorld in Colorado will be launching this feature for its 2011 summer season.
merlin sOfTware’s experT TickeT the leisure activity booking system
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What’s the product? Expert Ticket is a fully integrated system, which allows operators to manage their attraction with access to any area being automatically controlled by them using the unique bar-coding system. The reduction in staffing levels reduces
costs and the unlimited number of tickets they can issue means they can create tick- ets for new events and exhibits in minutes. The system also allows them to manage all aspects of events and customer rela-
tionships, plus the marketing of all events directly to customers. It also incorporates retail management. Tickets can be sold or redeemed at any till point for those out-of-season situations where only the till in the shop is operating.
Which attractions use your new product? Clients include Ripley’s Believe it or Not!, Wentworth Castle, Bressingham Steam Museum and Muncaster Castle. l
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