Aster
Chapter 7

Approve requests

This chapter concerns passes only, session or time based. If you only use stamp cards or points, you can skip it: your cards create themselves.

Why this step exists A pass is paid up front. Creating the card automatically would mean granting ten sessions to someone who has not paid yet. Approval keeps that exact moment in your hands.

What happens, in order

1

The customer scans

They fill in the form as they would for any program.

2

They wait

A waiting screen appears on their phone. Their card does not exist yet.

3

They pay you

At the counter, with your usual register. Aster never touches that money.

4

You approve

Their card appears instantly on their phone, credited with their package.

Requests

Marie Pending

819 555 0142

Block of 10 washes

Approve
Decline
Karim Pending

819 555 0198

30 day pass

Approve
Decline
Sophie Approved
Programs Customers Promos Stats
1

Your list of requests

Each request shows the customer's first name, their number and the program concerned. Two buttons, and nothing else to decide.

  • Approve creates the card and credits the full package. The customer sees it appear within a second.
  • Decline dismisses the request. The customer is told on their waiting screen.
The right moment to approve Right after taking payment, while the customer is still in front of you. They see their card being created, and they leave with proof that it works.
Troubleshooting

What can go wrong

A request is already pending for this number

The customer filled in the form twice, usually because they thought it had not worked. Handle the existing request; the second one was not created.

This number already has an active card on this program

The customer already holds a running pass on this program. To sell them another package, top up their existing card rather than creating a second one.

The customer says they are still waiting

Their request is in your list and has not been approved yet. This is a manual action: until someone taps the button, nothing happens. Get into the habit of checking that list at the end of service.