Part of the Venue Harmony kit
Opening a second venue should not mean a second everything
Most systems hand you another account. Another customer list, another set of vouchers, another login, and a report you build yourself in a spreadsheet on a Sunday.
The same customer wherever they book
Somebody who came to one site last winter is recognised at the next one. You can see what they have done across all of your venues rather than four separate versions of the same person.
A gift voucher opens whichever door they walk through. A membership works everywhere you trade.
How did the business do, answered in one go
Not four exports and a spreadsheet. One report covering every site, back as far as you have been trading, and the total matches your venues added up because that is checked rather than assumed.
Filter to one venue when you want to. The filter stays where you put it as you move around, so you are not resetting it on every screen.
Shared by default, split when you want it
- Shared, unless you split it
- You can run a site on its own if that suits how you are set up. Turn the sharing off at whichever level you need. Most people never do, but a franchise or a site with a different owner sometimes should.
- Timezone and currency
- Each venue has its own timezone and its own currency inside the same account, which most platforms cannot do at all.
Twenty venues is twenty separate caps
Each site is charged on what it takes, capped on its own. Opening the next one is a number you can work out yourself rather than a phone call with sales.
A site that is shut is barely charged until it opens again.