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Failed Charges with Bill Splitting

Overview

When a Customer books a Reservation and invites a friend to split the bill, an invitee may have a charge failure. Even if every invitee's charge fails, the Club does not lose revenue because a hold for the full court amount is placed on the Reservation Holder's credit card.

How the balance is redistributed

When a charge fails on a Reservation with Bill Splitting, the remaining balance is distributed based on which form of the Court+ pricing model the Club uses.

  • Inviter covers: The Reservation Holder covers any invitee who does not accept the invitation, and covers any invitee who has a charge failure. The other invitees pay their share.

    • Example: A Reservation is booked for $44. The Reservation Holder invites three friends, so each invitee would be charged $11 at the end of the Reservation. One invitee has a charge failure. At the end of the Reservation, the Reservation Holder is charged $22 and the other two invitees are charged $11 each.

  • Equally: The court balance is shared equally among the Reservation Holder and the remaining invitees, regardless of any invited Customer who does not accept.

    • Example: A Reservation is booked for $44. The Reservation Holder invites three friends, so each invitee would be charged $11. One invitee has a charge failure. At the end of the Reservation, the Reservation Holder covers the invitee who failed and the two remaining invitees each pay their $11.

Non-member fees

In both Court+ forms, if the Club includes a Non-member fee ($n), any Non-members on the Reservation have a hold placed for their share of the Reservation plus $n. Only the Non-member pays their respective $n, unless the Reservation Holder elected to pay for their friend's spot when sending the invitation.

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