How to create a Freeze pricing option?

Summary

This guide will show you how to create a Freeze pricing option, which is used when a customer requests to temporarily freeze their membership. The freeze fee can be set to any amount, including £0 if you do not wish to charge customers for this service.

Video walkthrough

Step by step guide

  1. From the home screen, select the 'Pricing Option' module.

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  2. Within the Pricing Options module, Select the 'Pricing Option' submodule.

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  1. In the top-right corner of the screen, click 'Create Pricing Option.'

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  2. Fill in the Pricing Option details and click on 'create'.

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  • Reference: Enter a unique identifier for this pricing option. While underscores (_) can replace spaces for standardization purposes, it’s not mandatory.

  • Price: This is the standard global price for the freeze fee (see manage pricing option article below).

  • Friendly Name: This is the name the customers will see when purchasing an item.

  • GL Code: A string of alphanumeric characters assigned to an entry in the general ledger. E.G. GL Code 1010 could be the GL code for memberships.

  • Type: Choose 'Freeze' from the ticket type dropdown.

6. Add a price on facility level if applicable. For example a fitness class at one facility may be cheaper than another.

A) From the centre drop-down, select the facility you wish to add a price to.

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B) Click on 'Create New Price'.

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C) Fill in the details (Price, Type, Time Bands, Dates etc.)

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D) Repeat for other venues/Setting Group if needed.

 

7. Adjustment (Optional and can typically be ignored for a Freeze Pricing Option).

Adjustment Tab (Optional and can typically be ignored for the Cancellation fee).

You can create pricing adjustments at the Global, Group, or Facility level based on criteria like membership, age, timebands, or dates. Please refer to the adjustments guide for detailed instructions.

8. Usage Type (Ignore for the Freeze Fee Pricing Option).

9. Access Control (Ignore for the Freeze Fee Pricing Option).

 

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