Guest Invitations on Your Own Website
Create, accept and display guest passes through the npm SDK
Guest pre-registration can now use your website's own interface through @tiquo/dom-package 1.9.1. Members can choose a visit date, select an eligible location and create invitations using the Guest Flow already configured in Tiquo.
Use the saved guest-flow rules
getGuestFlows() and getGuestFlow() return the available flows, their location choices and invitation settings. For a flow that requires guest passes, the response includes the signed-in customer's available allowance. Your interface can use that allowance to limit the guest-name fields before submission.
createGuestInvitations() returns a shareable URL and formatted message for each guest. The invitation destination can be a Tiquo customer portal or your own website, as configured on the flow. A custom acceptance page can read the invitation, guide the guest through sign-in and profile completion, then call acceptGuestInvitation().
Show the passes that are still live
getGuestPasses() lists the signed-in customer's live sent and received passes, with the person, venue and visit date. Expired, revoked and consumed passes leave that list. Accepting an invitation reserves the pass; staff registration consumes it when the guest arrives.
These guest methods require customer authentication. Create and save the Guest Flow in Tiquo first, then initialise the package for the same organisation and configure the website domain.
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