Put the feature into the journey

Tap Tap Go’s experience model can connect tickets, memberships and check-in, while each programme defines the actual entitlement. Describe the applicable event, period and conditions in the information accompanying the pass. Keep the organiser’s approval record clear and confirm how the configured process handles the guest. Avoid using membership language when the person has only received a one-time invitation.

What changes for the reader

The guest can participate confidently without misunderstanding the wider programme. Staff can distinguish the invitation from a continuing entitlement, reducing awkward conversations when the person later returns expecting benefits that were never part of the original arrangement.

Imagine this

A hypothetical scene

An organiser invites a partner to one gathering. The pass clearly identifies that event and its support contact, so the visitor enjoys the experience without assuming the invitation creates ongoing membership or access to unrelated future activities.

Make it practical.

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References & further reading

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