Deposit Journey – Normal Posting PMS
Opera FIAS
Method 1: Client places a deposit online on our ecommerce platform®
- Client pays for their spa package online, sending a deposit (eg. £50) to Premier via the Analysis / Transaction Code: ‘Spa Deposit’
- The above deposit is processed as an online payment method via the system payment type: ‘onejourney’
- When a client arrives on-site to redeem their package, the payment is taken from the deposit to pay for their items
- Core will then balance the above payment type as a ‘Redemption’.
In summation: A £50 deposit is paid for via payment type: ‘onejourney®’.
Upon client departure, when redeeming their deposit
- After the client’s treatments and upon departure, they will pay via positive value deposit (eg. +£50) to Core by Premier Software® via the Analysis / Transaction Code for treatments or packages
- Core will balance the above payment by allocating its payment type to ‘Deposit Redemption’.
In summation: Revenue for a £50 treatment is paid for via: ‘Deposit Redemption‘.
Deposit Journey – Negative Posting PMS
Opera HTNG, Rezlynx, Hotel perfect
Method 2: Client places a deposit online in onejourney®
- Client pays for their spa package online, sending a deposit (eg. £50) to Core by Premier Software® via the Analysis / Transaction Code: ‘Spa Deposit’
- The above deposit is processed via the system payment type: ‘onejourney®’
- When a client arrives on-site to redeem their package, the payment is taken from the deposit to pay for their items
- Core will then balance the above payment type as a ‘Redemption’.
In summation: A £50 deposit is paid for via payment type: ‘onejourney®’.
Upon client departure, when redeeming their deposit
- After the client’s treatments and upon departure, they will pay via positive value deposit (eg. +£50) to Core by Premier Software® via the Analysis / Transaction Code for treatments or packages
- Your team places a negative sale to the Analysis / Transaction Code: ‘Spa Deposit’ in order to adjust the original deposit (eg. -£50)
In summation: A deposit is taken from the deposit code and automatically allocated to the revenue code.