Groups, sections or categories for items / tickets / auctions - Grouper les items/billets pour les encans, boutiques, etc.
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Stephanie
We use the online shop for our Umbrella Booster club and allow each program within the school to have items on our shop. With Square we were able to organize items by categories so each program was a category. This would eliminate a million forms on our Zeffy dashboard, making it easier to find each form when updates are needed.
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Zeffy Support Team
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Ticket Divisions or Categories
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Jim
Ability to have at least a color line to divide or segment ticket by categories, or maybe a drop down for each category. For example, "sponsor" tickets would be different than "RSVP' tickets, etc.
Rowan from Zeffy
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Sperate category for sales
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Aryeh
Allow people to have a separate category for sales of items/ baked goods. in this category add shipping fees and customer management.
Rowan from Zeffy
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Groupings or sections for items / tickets / auctions - Grouper les items/billets pour les encans, boutiques, etc.
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Jeff
We created a form using the "Online Shop" layout to showcase our schools spirit wear. We wish we could create groupings or sections that expand/collapse for different types of our spirit, all wear while staying in the same form.
Currently it is one long page of items with no collapsible/expandable groupings. So while we would like to add more spirit wear items we feel it is going to get too confusing and long for the patrons of our shop. Thanks for any help you can provide.
Rowan from Zeffy
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Online Store Fronts
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Gloria
The option for a series of customizable tabs in the storefronts for different classifications of items would be amazing! (i.e. shirts, pants, stickers, etc...)
People have to scroll through too many things to find what they need, it's cumbersome.
Rowan from Zeffy
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Auction / Shop / Events - Ability to categorize my items instead of having one long list
Rowan from Zeffy
I want to be able to add categories so my bidders can easily find items and look at the categories they are interested in. Sometimes I can have over 50 items and this would help sort through them more easily.
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Michelle
When creating an event, it would be nice to have the ability to have varied prices for different dates, and selections specific to those dates. For example, We run a theater company and do a dinner on friday nights and a matinee dessert on Sat and sunday, with customers being able to choose their spot. Currently, if a person wants to purchase a matinee ticket, they have to scroll through all the ticket options, before finding the matinee desserts, even if they only selected a matinee day. This can be quite confusing to the ticket purchaser. They may think they selected the wrong date, however, it appears the only other option is to create an entirely separate event for those dates, and that gets confusing media wise. I am sure I am not the only one who thinks this could be set up better. I have enjoyed creating events and found the site pretty user friendly. another option might be to have the ability to create an interactive seating chart, where the seats "become unavailable" after purchase. Thank you for your consideration in this matter
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Jacky
Another function of this that would be helpful is to have the number of available tickets attached to the group (instead of the whole campaign), so you could have different kinds of tickets or items that have their own available numbers.
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Jacky
We have a need to have different items for pickup vs shipped to them (shipped would include the shipping costs), and putting them into collapsible groups would be so helpful so they don't get confused.
Ella Roy
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Item Categories
Archie Wyles
Allow header categories for a variety of items instead of having one long list of items.
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Maryse from Zeffy
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Shop Categories
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Valerie
We would like to be able to designate areas in out shop. Shirts/Pants/Jewelery/ Misc/SALE/etc. Then add the items under the correct category.
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