Creating a Customer Notice
⏱︎ 1 minute
A customer notice is an alert you can create at the top of your online box office.
An alert can be added at the Organization Level or at the Department Level.
Creating a Customer Notice
Uses for a Customer Notice:
- You have a specific refund/exchange policy to adhere to
- You are postponing, canceling, or changing the date of an event or performance
- You have specific instructions for your patrons regarding a presale, codes, parking, etc.
- You need to add a disclaimer about your event
Organization Level
Use this setting if you only have one main account, and do not use separate departments.
Department Level
Use this setting if you use a department-specific online box office.
For more suggestions on show cancellations or postponements, read more here.
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