Glossary
What is an offer package?
A package is one purchasable variant of an offer: a single visit, a five-pack, a VIP option. Each package has its own price, its own optional inventory cap and its own list of benefits. An offer is the listing; packages are what a customer actually chooses between.
Packages are how one offer supports several price points without becoming several listings.
What each package records
A stable identifier used for reconciliation, a display label, a price, an optional inventory cap, and its benefits. Some packages can also include bonus inclusions, such as extra stamps, granted at redemption.
Why the stable identifier matters
Reconciliation needs to know precisely which variant was sold months later. A label can be edited; the identifier cannot.
Related terms
- OfferSomething a business publishes for customers to buy, which issues a voucher.
- Inventory capA limit on how many of an offer package can be sold or issued.
- Purchased offerAn offer a customer pays for, issuing a voucher on successful payment.
- VoucherAn entitlement a customer holds and can redeem at the business that issued it.