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Session cards

Session cards are prepaid packages that grant customers a set number of reservations, offering flexibility and encouraging repeat visits at your venue.

Session cards on Thril are prepaid packages that grant customers a specific number of usable sessions for sports or facility reservations. These are ideal for venues offering frequent access to courts, equipment, or facilities on a flexible basis.


✅ What Is a Session Card?

A session card allows a customer to book a defined number of reservations at your venue.

These cards:

  • Are paid once and used over time.
  • Can include restrictions (e.g., only weekdays or specific sports).
  • Are visible in your venue’s Shop (if marked active).
  • Expire after a defined validity period (if set).

Each time a customer makes a reservation matching the card's criteria, one session is deducted from the card's balance.


🛠 Creating a Session Card

  1. Navigate to: Products → Session cards → Create session card

  2. Fill in the Basic Details:

    • Name: The title visible to your customers.
    • Max sessions: Total number of times a customer can use the card.
    • Validity (in days): Optional limit; e.g., “365” means the card is usable for 365 days after purchase.
    • Price: Total cost of the session card, incl. VAT.
    • Status: Only Active cards are visible for purchase in the Pro Shop.
  3. Set Restrictions (optional but recommended): Here you can restrict where and how the session card is applicable.

    These filters ensure customers only use sessions for intended reservations:

    • Sport types
      • (e.g. Padel, Badminton)
    • Specific courts
      • (e.g. Court 1, Court 2)
    • Days of the week
    • Time slot restrictions
      • (e.g. only morning hours)
    • Reservation Durations
      • (e.g. 30 min, 60 min, etc.)
  4. Click “Create session card” to publish it in the Pro Shop.


🧑‍💼 Managing Session Cards

Click any session card in the list to view or manage it. You’ll see:

  • Details: Metadata, pricing, and visibility.
  • Restrictions: What types of reservations are covered.
  • Purchases: Who owns the card, how many sessions they’ve used, and when they bought it.

✏️ Editing or Deleting a Session Card

  • Click Edit session card to update any of the fields or restrictions.
  • You can also Delete session card if it's no longer needed.

    💡 Already purchased cards will remain usable by the customer even after deletion or deactivation. ⚠⚠Fact check


👥 Tracking Purchases & Usage

Under the “Purchases” tab in each session card:

  • View a list of users who’ve bought the card
  • Track their session usage (e.g. “3 / 10 used”)
  • See the purchase timestamp

This helps with follow-ups and customer service inquiries.


🔄 Use Cases

  • 10-session packs for regular players (Kymppikortti).
  • Monthly unlimited-use cards with restrictions (e.g. weekdays only).
  • Special promo cards for specific events or sports.

✅ Best Practices

  • Name clearly: e.g., “Padel 10x Card” or “Morning Tennis Sessions Only”.
  • Set meaningful restrictions to avoid misuse and control rush hours.
  • Monitor usage to understand customer behavior and adjust offerings.

Session cards offer flexibility for both customers and venues, improve upfront cash flow, and encourage repeat visits. Use them to boost loyalty and provide value with minimal overhead.

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