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Design Guides

Five sections covering the full lifecycle of a wallet pass program, written for the people who run it day to day.

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General

Understand how pass types andLoyalty templates work together. The starting point before configuring any pass in The Wallet Crew.

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Loyalty card

Configure a loyalty card template: member ID, tier, points, barcode. Designed for programs that update over the customer lifecycle.

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Event ticket

Set up an event ticket pass: venue, date, seat, gate, and scannable barcode. Supports real-time updates for schedule changes.

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Gift card

Set up a time-bound coupon or promotion pass: expiry date, conditions, and a redemption code. Typically single-use, with status updates on redemption.

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Offer

Set up a time-bound coupon or promotion pass: expiry date, conditions, and a redemption code. Typically single-use, with status updates on redemption.

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Generic

A flexible pass for cases that don't fit standard types: staff badges, membership cards, warranty cards, or pickup credentials.

Design

Every wallet pass starts with a choice: which pass type fits your use case, and how should it be configured? The Design section walks through the building blocks available in The Wallet Crew, from foundational concepts to ready-to-use templates for common scenarios.

Pass Types & Templates is the starting point — it explains how types and templates work together before you configure anything. From there, dedicated guides cover each major pass type: Loyalty Card templates handle member ID, tier, points, and barcode for programs that evolve over a customer's lifecycle. Event Ticket templates manage venue, date, seat, and gate information, with support for real-time updates when schedules change. Gift Card and Offer templates cover time-bound promotions with expiry dates, redemption conditions, and status updates once used. For everything else — staff badges, membership cards, warranty cards, pickup credentials — the Generic pass type offers a flexible structure that adapts to non-standard cases.

Together, these guides give you the full toolkit to design a pass that matches your business model, whether you're building loyalty programs, ticketing, or one-off use cases.

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