Improvement·Mon Aug 17·
Record under-30 VAT evidence at the front desk
Selling to an under-30 client no longer forces the taxable over-30 price — staff can record the required name, birth date and address evidence right in the Sell Pass dialog.
Danish age-based VAT pricing requires the venue to hold matching evidence (legal name, date of birth and home address) before the under-30 price may be applied. Until now that evidence could only be recorded by the client themselves during online checkout, so a desk sale to an under-30 client always charged the over-30 price — even with their birth date on file. The Sell Pass dialog now offers to record the evidence on the spot: confirm the client's identity, enter their home address, and the under-30 price applies immediately. The country defaults to your venue's country, and everything is audited. Online checkout keeps working exactly as before.
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Clip cards that start on first booking can book earlier classes again
A "starts on first booking" pass anchored to a future class no longer refuses bookings for earlier classes — the validity window now moves with the earliest class automatically.