The Bonuses feature in ABOSS allows you to add dynamic bonuses to your financial deals. Each bonus consists of a trigger point (when the bonus activates) and a bonus value (the action that occurs once activated). This flexibility helps you adjust the financial structure based on event performance, such as ticket sales or occupancy.
Table of Contents
Bonus Types
Fee
Deal %
Deal % Upgrade
Bonus Per Ticket
Triggers
Total Tickets Sold
Nett Ticket Revenue
Gross Ticket Revenue
Occupancy Percentage
Bonus Progress and Activation
Example: Calculating a Bonus
1. Triggers ("Select a bonus type")
Bonuses are activated once certain conditions or triggers are met. These triggers allow you to automatically apply bonuses based on the event’s performance metrics.
Total Tickets Sold: The bonus activates when the total number of tickets sold reaches a predefined threshold.
Nett Ticket Revenue: The bonus activates when the total nett ticket revenue hits a certain value.
Gross Ticket Revenue: The bonus activates when the total gross ticket revenue reaches the specified amount.
Occupancy Percentage: The bonus activates when the event's occupancy percentage reaches a set target.
2. Bonus Types
Once a bonus is triggered, different types of bonuses can be applied to the deal:
Fee: A one-time fee is added to the Gross Fee when the bonus is activated.
Deal %: When the bonus activates, ticket sales from that point forward are calculated with an updated ticket percentage.
Deal % Upgrade: Upon activation, the entire ticket percentage for the deal is updated, including sales that have already occurred.
Bonus Per Ticket: A bonus fee is added for each additional ticket sold after the trigger point is reached.
3. Bonus Progress and Activation
ABOSS provides real-time feedback on the status of your bonuses. Each bonus displays its current progress based on the event's performance at that moment:
Active Bonuses: Once a bonus is triggered, the resulting value is displayed on the right side in a green box. This amount is automatically added to the Gross Fee.
Incomplete Bonuses: If the bonus hasn't been activated yet, ABOSS shows the current progress by displaying the percentage of completion toward the trigger point.
4. Example: Calculating a Bonus
Suppose you add a bonus of $2 for each ticket sold after 250 tickets are sold. When 300 tickets are sold, this will result in a bonus of $100:
(300 tickets sold - 250 tickets) = 50 tickets * $2 = $100 bonus
This bonus will automatically be added to the Gross Fee once the trigger point is met.