Advanced customization
Extend Aparté ticket mapping, routing, and connector behavior when the default setup is not enough.
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Extend Aparté ticket mapping, routing, and connector behavior when the default setup is not enough.
The default setup covers most Aparté projects. It works well when one pass template is enough.
Advanced customization is useful when ticket display or template routing needs more control.
Multiple ticket families: use different pass templates for different ticket types.
Custom display rules: transform source values before showing them on the pass.
Specific routing: apply a different template based on ticket metadata.
A first rollout should stay simple. Start with the default pass type, validate the result, then add custom rules only when needed.
When extra data is needed, inspect the raw Aparté payload under debug.aparte.ticket. This confirms which fields are available before changing the pass design.

Advanced customization usually covers two areas.
Display rules: adjust how Aparté data appears on the pass.
Template routing: send some tickets to a different pass type.
The connector Default pass type remains the fallback when no custom rule selects another template.
Use this order to keep the setup easy to validate:
Start with one default pass type.
Check the source payload in debug.aparte.ticket.
Add small display rules if needed.
Add template routing only when one pass type is no longer enough.
Advanced customization can be reviewed with The Wallet Crew support team. This is useful when the right routing or mapping approach is not yet clear.
Support can help define the simplest rule set before implementation.
No. Most projects work well with the default setup and one pass type.
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