Offers are what we usually call tickets. But a ticket is just a proof of payment that gives you access to an event. So it is better to talk about offers. The offers make it possible to manage the prices you ask for the tickets you want to sell. Prices for tickets can change over time. In the Dizizid system you can create an offer which is linked to time periods and pricesThe default currency that is used for the system is the euro (€). For some events it might be an added value or requirement to display other currencies. Within the system it is possible to select another default currency so the visitors of the webshop will see that currency first. Depending on the number of currencies that are added the visitor of the webshop is able to select another currency so the prices are displayed in the selected currency.
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Single time table offer
You can have for instance a Friday party and for that party you only create one offer for the Friday party ticket.
Multi time table offer
In some cases you can also have offers that are valid for more then one party. For instance a full pass for a festival. In this example you see that the Full Pass offer is valid for all parties and workshops during the weekend.
Multiple offer periods
The price of your offer can change over time and for instance become more expensive every month. To accommodate that you can add multiple "Offer periods". An offer period is basically a time frame which you configure with pricing information. The prices you configure will then only be valid in that specific time frame. So if you know up-front what the prices will be over time you can configure them directly. The webshop will detect which offer period is the active one and use those prices automatically.
Display currencies
In this example the American dollar ($) is chosen as the default currency. Secondary the Russian ruble is another display currency.
Russian ruble selection
In this example the Russian ruble is selected together with the Russian language.
