Depending on whether your visitors need to make reservations, you can offer two types of membership cards.
1. Print membership cards that requires a reservation
This membership can allow unlimited visits or a specific number of visits. It is mostly used for activities where maximum capacity can be reached such as a trampoline park or a theatre show.
- When memberships are purchased at the door, users will receive a card with a QR and voucher code. 
- Then, they will be required to make a booking for every visit in order to reserve a spot. The user will not pay as the membership allows entry without additional charge. 
- The user can use the voucher code to make bookings online. They have to process a regular booking > add tickets to the basket > enter the voucher code into the discount field > continue without paying 
 
- Or scan the QR code to make bookings onsite at the point of sale or self-service kiosk. 
More information on how to apply your membership in this article.
2. Print membership cards with unrestricted access
This is for example for memberships valid for a year. The user can simply get the membership's QR code scanned at the entrance to check validity. No reservation is necessary.
What will be displayed on the membership cards
- The owner's photo. 
- The first name and last name. 
- The QR code. 
- The voucher code. 
- The membership title. 
- The membership validity. 
Tips and tricks for printed cards
- Back side: Design the back of the card in advance to have your design/logo printed on it. With Smeetz, you will only be able to print the fields explained above on the front side. 
 
- Front side: If you want a background colour for the front of the card, use a pastel colour to ensure the text printed on top of it is easy to read. Otherwise, keep it white. 
 




