Product Structure
Building Blocks of Products
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This page will serve as a central hub, explaining the various aspects of a product within our system and linking to detailed subpages that explore each feature in-depth. From product types to pricing options, and everything in between, this guide will help you navigate the core structure of our API.
A product in the Prioticket system represents an individual tour, activity, or experience that you can sell. Products are the foundation of the system, and understanding how they are structured is essential for successful integration. A product's structure encompasses various attributes that define its pricing, availability, product types, and other key features.
Below are the main features and components that make up a product in the Prioticket API. Each of these elements plays a role in defining what a product is, how it’s priced, how availability is handled, and how it’s presented to the user.
Product types define the nature of the product (e.g., tickets, tours, events). This category helps determine what kind of product is being booked and its associated features.
Admission types define the way users gain entry to an event or experience (e.g., standard, VIP, child ticket). These can impact pricing and availability.
Pricing includes the base price of a product as well as any dynamic pricing or seasonal pricing adjustments. This feature is essential for calculating the total cost of a product.
Some products, like tours or activities, may have pickup points for the guests. These are predefined locations where guests can meet the service provider.
Availability determines whether a product is available for booking on a given date and time. This feature helps ensure that you only offer products that are actually available for sale.
Many products have a limited capacity, and this component tracks how many spots are available for a given date, time, or product instance.
Product options are additional customizable elements that can be offered with a product, such as extra services or add-ons.
Currency defines the local currency for each product, which is essential for proper pricing and display.
Products in the Prioticket API are organized into categories and destinations. This structure ensures that each product is appropriately categorized and easy to find.
Categories: Products are grouped into various categories based on type, location, or experience (e.g., Adventure Tours, Sightseeing, etc.).
Destinations: Products are also associated with destinations to help users search and filter by location.
When working with the Prioticket API, understanding how to retrieve, manage, and integrate products is essential. Below are some high-level actions that you can perform using the API:
Get Product Information: Retrieve the details of any product, including its type, price, availability, and other components.
Check Availability: Ensure that a product is available for a given date and time.
Book Products: Once availability is confirmed, proceed to book the product and complete the transaction.
Reserve Products: Temporarily hold inventory while completing payment.
Throughout this section, you’ll find detailed documentation on each aspect of product structuring, as well as how these features are used in our API. Make sure to explore the subpages to get more in-depth knowledge of each feature and how it fits into the larger product structure.