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Glossary

The words Mosh uses, in one place.

Admit — one person checked in at the door, by any method (list, ticket, member, cover).

Audience — every guest who has interacted with the venue, each with a visitor record.

Blackout date — a date a space (or the whole venue) can't be booked.

Booking — a private or group reservation of a space, made against a package.

Booking link — your hosted booking page, mosh.events/v/‹slug›/book. Also what the embed script turns into a popup.

Comp — an admit with the cover waived. Recorded like any other admit, at $0.

Cover — the charge at the door for walk-ups. Cash, comp or Tap to Pay.

Deposit — the card payment collected when a booking is made. Set per package.

Door Manager — the team role that sees the scanner and the list in the Mosh app, and nothing else.

Embed — the one-line script that opens the booking flow as a popup on your own website.

Event — a night: a date, a time and a room. Guest lists, tickets, promotions and the scanner are set up on an event.

Guest list — names a host adds, over text, that the door can check in.

Hold — a date reserved for a booking that's waiting on approval or payment. Holds expire.

Hosted page — a public page Mosh serves for you: the booking page, the membership page, event pages.

Ledger — the per-night record of every admit and every dollar.

Member — someone with an active membership. Recognized at the scan.

Nightly inventory — how many bookings a venue-wide (space-less) package can take per night.

Package — a bookable offer: a space (or the whole venue), a headcount range, a price, a deposit and a booking mode.

Payout — money sent from your Stripe account to your bank.

Promotion — a capped offer tied to an event (free entry before a time, a perk for the first N) that the door validates.

Receipt — the record behind any transaction. Never deleted.

RSVP — a free "I'm coming" on an event page. Gets the guest an entry code and reminders.

Slug — the short name in your hosted URLs, e.g. the-marlow.

Space — a room or area you rent: the back room, the patio, the full venue.

Tier — a membership level: a name, a monthly price, perks and an optional cap.

VIP — a tag on a visitor record that the door sees at the scan.