This guide shows an example of a pass configured as a subscription where all events are included upon purchase (within the framework of the ticketing system Infomaniak).

Preamble

• For an overview of the pass and everything it can do, refer to this other guide.

The ticket pack

The example below allows for a pass that acts as a pack of several tickets. Typical uses for this type of pass would include:

• A pass with entries for 2, 3 or 4 nights of a multi-day festival.
• A pass with different activities, such as a package "museum entry with meal" where the entry and the meal are two individual and distinct events.
• A ticket pack including entry to multiple venues on the same day.

Creating the pass

After filling in the information, such as the name of the pass, the price, or the quantity of passes available, you need to set the pass to Automatic:

The pass is configured as a ticket so that participants can print each ticket individually:

Event Association

The events are associated with the pass, with a limit of one ticket per event and no additional cost:

This pass includes a ticket for event 1 and a ticket for event 2:

Pass design

This pass will never be printed, as only the individual tickets linked to the events will be printed. Therefore, there is no need to configure the pass's visual. The customer who purchases this pass will receive a ticket for event 1 and a ticket for event 2, so you will need to define the visual of these tickets.

Information requested

This pass is not personalized, but to facilitate identification, we give the possibility to enter the first and last name: