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How to Create Operators

Set up operators to manage your API connections or upload voucher codes for your attractions.

Updated over a week ago

Operators are suppliers who operate third-party products. Within the Ventrata dashboard, you can:

  • Add an API endpoint to connect directly to them

  • Insert bulk codes from the attraction in case it doesn’t have API connectivity

Create a New Operator

  1. In the Ventrata dashboard, go to Products > Operators.

    Operators

  2. Press the + New Operator button.

    New Operator

  3. Enter the operator's name.

    Operator Name

  4. Enter an internal reference, or a code, for the operator.

    Code

  5. Enter a name of a contact person on the operator's side.

  6. Enter an email address and mobile number.


    πŸ“— TIP

    The email address entered here is also used by the operator to log into the operator portal.


    Operator Contact Details

  7. Enter or select the address of the operator's head office from the drop down.

  8. Enter the operator's Google place ID.


    πŸ“— TIP

    Ventrata uses the Google auto-complete according to the Google Place ID. If you selected an address, the Google Place ID is automatically filled in.


    Address & Google Place

  9. Enter the coordinates of the operator's head office as appropriate.

    Latitude

  10. Select the country where the operator's head office is located.

    Country

  11. Enter the operator's tax ID and the tax office they report to.

    Tax ID & Tax Office

  12. Enable sending notifications to the operator about new bookings.

  13. Enter the email address(es) where the notifications will be sent.

    Notifications

  14. Calculate the cost rate of products assigned to the operator.

  15. Enter the default cost rate percentage.


    πŸ“— TIP

    The default cost percentage is applied to a product's retail rate to calculate the operator cost rate. This cost rate is then accounted for with any product assigned to the operator.


    Cost

  16. Enable automatic invoicing, setting the following parameters:

    Automatic Invoicing

  17. Select based on which date operator bookings are invoiced

    • Travel Date - the booking is included in the invoice if the travel date falls between the invoicing period

    • Booking Date - the booking is included in the invoice if the booking is made within the invoicing period

    • Redemption Date - the booking is included in the invoice if the booking is redeemed within the invoicing period

    Invoice Date Field

  18. Select how often operator invoices are generated.

  19. Select which day of the week or month operator invoices are generated.

    Invoice Period & Day

  20. Enter an email address of a manager on the operator's side, who will receive warnings when the number of assigned barcodes is below the set threshold.

    Barcode Warning Email

  21. Enter a number denoting the lower limit of assigned operator barcodes. When the number of available barcodes falls below this limit, a warning email is triggered (see above).

    Barcode Warning Threshold

  22. Enter a password using which the operator can access the operator portal.

  23. Enter the password again to confirm.

    Password

  24. Automatically redeem tickets when the operator prints them.

    Redeem on Print

  25. Allow the operator to change the availability of products in the operator portal.

    Allow Update Availability

  26. Allow the operator to see only redeemed bookings in the operator portal.

    See Only Redeemed Bookings

  27. Select the operator's backend to connect and sync their products.

  28. Fill in the required details.


    πŸ“’ NOTE

    Different backend partners require different information. Make sure you have all the necessary information at hand before you connect to your operator's backend.


    Backend Partner & Connection Details


    πŸ“— TIP

    Find out more about connections in our Connectivity knowledge base.


Press the Create Operator button.

Create Operator

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