Overview
Four worked examples showing how the Tillor modules work together on an ordinary working day at the park.
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Most tasks touch more than one module: a new customer becomes an occupation, a contract, an invoice and a payment. These examples follow such a route from start to finish. They use the demo organisation Recreatiepark Het Meer, with customer Jonas Maes and pitch 12. Every step points to the page with the full explanation.
Winning a seasonal customer
Customer, occupation, rental contract, invoice, payment and payment report
Charging for usage
From meter on a pitch to automatic utility invoice
A static caravan becomes available
Ending the occupation, follow-up task and deposit refund
A guest at the barrier
Access method, controller, access point and what happens on expiry
How does it fit together?
Read the examples as a route: you can join at any point. If you want to reread the terms, see Terms.
Terms
- Occupation: a customer on a pitch for a longer period. See Occupation.
- Pitch: a spot in your park. See Pitch.
- Signing request: a PDF that is signed online. See Signing request.
- Automation: a rule that Tillor carries out itself. See Automation.