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How to Use the Vouchers Table
How to Use the Vouchers Table

Vouchers is are a set of allocated barcodes resellers can use to sell your products.

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Written by Lucia Burin Sestakova
Updated over a month ago

πŸ” Required Role Permissions: Vouchers

πŸ”“ Optional Role Permissions: Save Searches, See Bulk Action, Data Export, Generate Reports

Vouchers in the context of resellers are their allocations of barcodes. These are recognised by the system, and are instantly redeemable on scan.

πŸ“˜ EXAMPLE 1

You pre-print booklets with QR codes and hand them out to your hotel concierges. This may be because the product is too cheap to warrant printing a voucher. You will generate these QR codes within this section. The hotel concierge sells a pre-printed voucher and stamps it, the customer goes to the bus stop, the seller scans the voucher and automatically a ticket is printed.

πŸ“˜ EXAMPLE 2

Groupon comes to the operator and strikes a deal: they will sell a certain amount of tickets for a reduced rate and the clients will redeem the vouchers with a set of codes they send to the operator. The operator imports these codes into the vouchers and assigns it to the product and tier. A customer comes with the voucher, it is scanned, and a ticket gets printed automatically.

Default Columns

The Vouchers table provides an overview of all your vouchers with the following default columns:

  • Reference - alphanumeric voucher reference

  • Active - indicates whether the voucher can be used

  • Reseller - shows the reseller name

  • Product - shows the name of the product that can be purchased using the voucher

  • Tier - shows the ticket type the voucher is used for

  • Scheme - shows the voucher code structure

  • Bill Gap - where sequential numbering is used, if a number was skipped, the system creates bookings with voucher numbers that fill the gap between the last and newest booking

  • Codes - shows the number of voucher codes generated for the voucher

  • Redeemed - shows the number of redeemed vouchers

  • Notes - shows comments entered for the voucher
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πŸ“— TIP

Columns can be easily filtered by pressing the arrow next to the column title.

Actions

The action bar between the navigation bar and the bookings table enables you to perform a number of additional functions.

  • Search bar - filter the bookings table, using any parameter from the available columns, see Generate Report below

  • Keep Filter - when using search, tick the checkbox to make the column filters available

  • Saved Searches - press Saved Searches> Save Current Search to save your current search parameters and filtered columns, or Saved Searches > Manage Searches to edit or delete existing searches

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To learn more about saved searches, read our article Working with Saved Searches.

  • Restore - restore any archived vouchers

  • Bill Gap - enter a voucher code to manually create a bill gap, see Default Columns above

  • + New Voucher - create a new voucher

  • Reset All Filters - appears when a filter was used; press to reset filters to their default states

  • Bulk Actions - select one or multiple items and press to apply an action on your selection; options include

Bulk Action

Description

Archive

archive all selected vouchers; they will be no longer used

  • Show Columns - press to add new columns, or remove existing ones from your current view

πŸ“— TIP

The list of columns which can be added is listed at the end of this article, under Generate Report.

  • Export - export the bookings table in CSV, Excel or SQL format

  • Generate Report - create charts and reports to analyse data from the booking table

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To learn more about reports, read our article Working with Charts and Reports.


​Report function

Description

Total

sum of values

Minimum

the lowest value

Maximum

the highest value

Average

the sum of values included in the report divided by their count

Count

number of the selected parameter

Available Columns

Column

Description

Reference

alphanumeric voucher reference

Active​

indicates whether the voucher can be used

Product

shows the name of the product that can be purchased using the voucher

Tier

shows the ticket type the voucher is used for

Scheme

Bill Gap

indicates whether a bill gap is used

Codes
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shows the number of voucher codes generated for the voucher

Redeemed

shows the number of redeemed vouchers

Notes

shows comments entered for the voucher

Currency

shows the voucher currency

Check Digit

indicates whether a check digit is employed, see How to Create Vouchers

Range Start / Range End

if a number range is used, shows the first and last number of the range

Remaining

shows the number of remaining voucher codes

Valid From / Valid To

shows the validity period of the voucher

Option

the product option associated with the voucher

Destination

the destination associated with the voucher

Settlement

the selected settlement method

ID

auto-generated alphanumeric voucher identification

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