Solve your seat booking problem
with RAGS. The
seat plan window is a snapshot of your current availability. Using the RAGS (Reynardine Availability Graphing System) with your custom seat plan supplied with your version of RAGS all is contained in one easy to manage
pane. The booking slots are general purpose, the layout of the slots and the
legend assigned to each slot represent what you want them to be:
eg:
Restaurant seats, theatre seats, train seats, coach seats. OR time slots: days of the week eg: booking
holiday lets (villas or hotel/ B+B rooms), squash courts, golf rounds,
appointments etc,etc. All the views below are what you would see booking in the
office. In each case, you are actually viewing an html page which is
local on your computer. RAGS now has the ability to create and upload
to your website a shopping cart of seat/time/date availability
based on that in your office
RAGS database. Customers can then book on-line using the secure PROTX card processing
gateway. See this demoed .
Your website will always reflect the availability in your office RAGS booking system.
( Protx provides secure online credit
card and debit card payment solutions for thousands of online and mail order businesses
across the UK. It has a simple pricing structure, see http:/www.protx.com )
Click
Here for FLASH DEMO ( theatre )
Click Here
for FLASH DEMO ( train
with carriages)
Click Here for FLASH DEMO
of uploading availability
to book on-line (theatre)
Call: Mike Thompson, Reynardine Software, +44
(0)1227 700397 (Canterbury, Kent)
Here is an example of a plan for a steam train special using
concatonated plans to represent different carriage layouts:
Here is an example of a plan for a large 1000
seat theatre:
Here is another example of a plan for a small theatre, Linda's San Francisco:
Here is your customer
details:
and their booking details:
A tightly integrated email
system allows the seat request form sent from your web site, if you have one, to
be automatically stripped into the customer database as a new customer and a booking. By
having a permanant internet connection, the system can then immediately update the seat
availability at the web:

Below is an example of a seat
plan for a restaurant. You can quickly generate an event for every day of the
year for every sitting in the restaurant. The seating plan of the
restaurant is incorporated into each event. You can fast find the event then
click on available blue seats to book, click on red seats to see who is booked.
The customer database has fast find on all fields.
The Analysis/Mail filter allows you to quickly filter to a
set of customers who match a search criteria. You can then send a
message to all the filter with a single click. You can attach a
file attachment also. With an additional module you can send
the message via an SMS web service to their mobile phone as a text
message.
Do you
have a Special Steam
Train or Road coach to fill?
The seat plan software is very versatile. It can be used to generate custom trains
or coach seat plans. Seat plans for all your coaches are provided to you as templates. You can assign coaches to build a train. The booking window is
always immediately able to be transmitted as a web page to show at your web site the availability of your steam train special , restaurant car, european road coach trip
- and more. First build a train:
then use the train attached to an event:
At the office, seat reservations are made and entered into the booking system. Seat
prices are automatically totalled. You can also add in custom catering, useful for dining
cars. Catering requests are totalled and added to the ticket costs. At this point of booking, if you have accounts with Barclays and PostcodeAnywhere, you can use Barclays epdq to instantly check/debit charge cards and autofill the address for new customers using PostcodeAnywhere

Got a hotel or B+B? Below is an example of a floor plan.
Each blue cell is a room that is available, each red cell is a room on the same
floor that is booked:
Mike Thompson
Reynardine Software
Call: +44 (0)1227 700397
(Canterbury, Kent)