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Selling Packages on the Admin Panel

Sell Packages and Grow Your Club’s Revenue

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Written by Mari Bern
Updated over a week ago

INTRODUCTION

  • Feature Summary: System users can sell packages directly through CourtReserve to offer flexible payment options and manage member benefits.

  • Use Cases: Packages can provide members with discounted rates while helping the club improve cash flow and streamline billing.

PREREQUISITES

Know how to create a package.


SETUP REQUIREMENTS

To sell a package to a member, a system user should follow these steps from the admin dashboard:

  1. Log in and open the member’s account page.

  2. Click the Billing tab.

  3. Select the Packages tab.

  4. Click the Sell Package button.


Selling Packages: Individuals vs. Families

There are two ways to sell a package in CourtReserve: to individuals or to families.

Individual Package Sales

When a package is sold to an individual, only the assigned owner can redeem (or "punch") it.

After clicking Sell Package:

  1. Under the Package Name field, select a package.

  2. Confirm the package details.

  3. You can edit the punch count (use arrows next to Punch Count) and price (use pencil icon) on this screen, if needed.

  4. Click Sell Package.


Family Package Sales

When a package is purchased by a family member, it can be shared with some or all members of the family.

Selling to a family is similar to selling to an individual, with one additional step:

  1. In the Assignment Type field, select Family if the package will be shared. Note: Family will only display if the Member has a Family account set up.

  2. Click the Family Member(s) field to choose one or more family members who can use the package (default is ALL).

  3. You can edit the punch count (use arrows next to Punch Count) and price (use pencil icon) on this screen, if needed.

  4. Click Sell Package.


CourtReserve will add the package to the Member’s account. The summary table under the Member's Billing > Packages tab will show:

  • Package name

  • Assignment - displays the assigned owner of the package. If the package is shared with family members, it will be indicated with "(Family)."

  • Purchased on - date of purchase.

  • Payment Status

  • Punches - number of punches used.

  • Expiring On - date of expiration.

  • Sold By - system user that sold the package.

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