The Challenge: High Volume Meets Manual Limits
Summary:
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Revenue loss due to “phone tag,” as guests were unable to book events or pay deposits outside of standard business hours.
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Manual “double work” caused by disconnected systems, requiring staff to enter event data into both Tripleseat and proprietary gaming software.
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Capped growth for social events, with manual booking processes limiting the team to 50 kids’ birthday parties per week across all venues.
Puttshack is “tech-infused mini-golf,” featuring patented technology inside the golf balls and 19 vibrant, high-energy locations across the country. With plans for continued expansion, Puttshack specializes in everything from high-volume kids’ birthday parties to full corporate buyouts. Arianna Favia, National Director of Sales for Puttshack, oversees event operations for both small social gatherings and massive corporate functions. She shares how Puttshack faced the challenge of managing high-volume leads without losing the “hospitality piece” with Tripleseat and its booking platform, TripleseatDirect.
Before optimizing their process, scaling their popular kids’ birthday parties was a manual hurdle. The team needed a way to allow guests to book outside of standard business hours while ensuring that their proprietary gaming software and the Tripleseat booking platform talked to each other seamlessly.
Favia states, “You don’t miss a sale when you’re using TripleseatDirect. Everything that comes in is a guaranteed event. As long as you have the space and people can book outside of those standard business hours.So again, you’re never losing that event just because they can’t get a hold of somebody.”