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Understand your credit and the exchange
STALE LIBRARY MemberAdministrator 25 steps · 41.2s · recorded Aug 20, 8:47 AM · b26d260
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Training manual → Download video ← The venues own door Understand your events tiers and releases →
Source: e2e/scenarios/test_wf_understand_your_credit.py:1
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Prepaid is money you loaded. Earned is proceeds from selling on the exchange. The tab is VIP-only headroom. They do not behave the same.
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A top-up is a real charge through the payments adapter and a real double-entry posting: cash in, member liability up.
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Reserving takes the seat out of inventory and starts a 5-minute hold; the countdown on the next page is that hold.
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If the hold expires the seat goes straight back into inventory — the scheduler sweeps it, nobody has to click anything.
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House credit is only selectable when purchasing power covers the order total.
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Paid from the house-credit balance — the ledger moves, the card adapter is never called.
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The hub is where a member already lives — tickets, credit, listings and comps — so the purchase confirms in context rather than on a receipt page they have to navigate away from.
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The collapsed bar is one row at every role; the full role-gated navigation lives in this panel and closes as soon as you leave.
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No Sell link. The exchange opens on SELL-OUT, not on a date — there is no four-day rule, and no calendar involved.
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Staff can open a tier's exchange early; the automatic path is sell-out. Either way it is a state, not a schedule.
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The floor/cap band comes from the event's own config — anti-scalping is a property of the exchange, not a promise.
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Members get the first 48 hours of every listing; the clock runs from when you listed, not from the show date.
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Delisting restores the ORIGINAL credential. A sale does not — the buyer gets a new serial and the seller's dies.
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