Software for trampoline parks

Trampoline park software that counts places on every trampoline

In a trampoline park the limit is set by space rather than by the number of instructors: how many people a trampoline, a foam pit zone or a tumbling track can hold safely. Trampoline park software has to know that limit for each zone separately, or on a Saturday afternoon one trampoline ends up with more jumpers than it was built for.

Open jump and coaching on the same trampoline

Each trampoline or zone is set up as its own resource, and its occupancy mode says how many simultaneous appointments it accepts. For open jump that number is above one, and the online booking form stops offering an hour as soon as it is full. A session with an acrobatics coach or a private party is booked with a service that takes the whole resource, so for that time the trampoline drops out of open jump. A zone closed for maintenance stays in the schedule for internal records but can be hidden from clients. The article on setting up resources explains how the number of places on a resource works together with the slots a service takes.

Grip socks at the desk and a pass for acrobatics

Many trampoline parks only let people jump in socks with a non-slip sole, which they sell at the front desk. They go into an order inside the appointment: the price is pulled from the product price list, and once the order is saved as paid, the item is written off stock and the payment goes through the cash register. For people who come to acrobatics every week, a membership for a number of classes works better, and a discount on every Nth visit applies by itself, with no stamps on a paper card. For private parties you can set up a discount based on the total of the current appointment with several tiers: the bigger the party's total, the bigger the discount that applies automatically.