Fill the room without the phone ringing.
Parties are the best margin in the building and the most annoying thing to schedule. A parent picks a slot, pays the deposit and gets a confirmation, while you're on the floor.
Neville Roller Drome already takes party bookings online today. That setup is being rebuilt as a Kingpin product, so it can run at any rink and live on the same dashboard.
Two parties can't take one room
Each slot can be claimed exactly once. The guard is built in, not a reminder to check the calendar.
Only the slots you actually run
Your days, your number of parties per session, your room times: the rules you already have, enforced automatically.
Closures without a developer
Shut for a holiday? Mark it closed and those slots stop being offered.
Paid at the time of booking
The deposit is taken when the slot is claimed, so a held room is a paid room.
Straight into party check-in
A booked party shows up on the check-in iPad on the day, with the birthday kid, the package and the deposit already on it.
Lives on your website
The booking page sits on your site, with your schedule, so the two can never disagree.
It all runs on the same dashboard.
The dashboard
One sign-in for the whole business. Each person has their own PIN and sees only what their job needs. People, devices and permissions are managed from here.
See how it worksMenu boards
Sold-out sashes, countdown timers and prices your staff change from the counter. Every screen catches up on its own.
See how it worksParty check-in
Today’s parties on the iPad at the door. Guests are tapped in as they arrive and the bill builds itself.
See how it worksWebsites
A site that knows what time it is: today's hours, this month's events and a way to reach you, on every phone.
See how it worksWaivers
In developmentFamilies sign on their phone before they get there. Staff find them by name or scan the pass, and the line keeps moving.
See what's comingTell me about your project.
What you need built, what's slowing you down, and what would help most. If I can't help, I'll say that too.