Loopit Documentation
Changelog
  • Getting Started
    • What is Loopit?
    • Key Concepts
    • Setting up Loopit
      • Logging into Loopit
      • Multiple vs Single Workspaces
      • Configure Your Workspace
        • Workspace Details
    • Quick Start Guide
    • Welcome to Loopit 2.0
      • Understanding Loopit's Pricing Structure
  • Assets
    • Overview
    • Categories
      • Managing Categories and Subcategories in Loopit
      • Understanding Categories and Subcategories
      • Managing Pricing Overrides in Loopit
    • Adding Your Fleet
      • Uploading Photos
    • Tracking
      • Meter Readings
      • Tracking devices
    • Fleet Management
      • Issues
      • Service reminders
      • Inspections
    • Price Overrides
      • Customizing Charge Pricing Across Packages, Categories, and Fleet
      • Package-level Prices
      • Category-level Override
      • Asset-level Override
      • Bulk Asset-level Override
      • Asset-level Ultimate Override
  • Bookings
    • Overview
    • Lifecycle of a Booking
      • Lead Management
      • Creating a Booking
      • Confirming a Booking
      • Activating a Booking
        • Before Activation
      • Editing a booking
        • Adjust the price
        • Schedule Booking Changes
      • Pausing a Booking
      • Ending a booking
      • Cancel a booking
    • Deposits
      • Collecting deposits
      • Refunding/Claiming deposits
    • Referral source tracking
    • Tracking booking owner/manager
    • Contracts
      • How to Append Terms & Conditions (T&Cs)
      • How to send signed copy of contract/agreement to customer?
      • Inserting Dynamic Variables in Contract Templates
  • Billing
    • Invoices
      • Overview
      • One-Time Charges & Invoicing
      • Tax Types & Rules
      • Downloading Invoices
      • Overdue Invoices
      • Statement of account
      • Emailing invoices
      • Ad Hoc Billing & Invoices
    • Payments
      • Overview
      • Stripe integration
        • AU Becs Direct debit
      • Payment retry - Dunning
      • Auto pay
      • Deleting payment methods
    • Credit Notes
      • Overview
      • Create a credit note
      • Applying credit notes
      • Auto-apply credit notes
      • Refunding credit notes
    • Setting up your packages
      • Program Types
      • Packages
        • What are packages?
        • Creating a package
        • Charge types and models
        • Configuring delivery on packages
        • Charges per location
    • Add Ons
      • Mileage Billing
      • Claim Excess & Excess Reduction
    • Billing Items
  • Settings
    • Users
      • Roles & Permissions
      • Inviting & Assigning Users
      • Enabling & Disabling Users
    • Locations
      • Managing Locations
      • Invoice Customisation
      • Assigning Fleet Locations
      • Booking pickup date rules
    • Workflows
      • Overdue Invoice Reminder
    • Email templates
      • Merge Tags
      • Entity Types
      • Creating a Template
    • Contract templates
      • Creating a template
      • Assigning a Contract Template
    • Integrations
      • Xero
      • FrankieOne
      • Geotab
      • Telemax
      • Rentalmatics
      • Sumsub
      • Tessera MVR Search
      • Experian AU
      • Bonzah Insurance
    • Webhooks
    • Website
      • Facebook Meta Pixel
    • Booking Rules
  • Security
    • Security information
  • People/Companies
    • Creating a Person or Company
      • Creating a person
      • Creating a company
    • Emergency contacts and references
    • Document expiry notifications
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  • Key Features of Packages
  • Why Packages Matter
  1. Billing
  2. Setting up your packages
  3. Packages

What are packages?

In Loopit, packages are the foundation for defining and configuring your business's go-to-market model as a mobility provider. They allow you to customize every granular detail of your offerings, ensuring your services align with your strategy and operational requirements.

Key Features of Packages

  1. Defining Pillars of Your Business Model Packages represent the various service models your business offers.

    • For rental businesses, a rental package might include one-off payments and daily billing terms.

    • For subscription-based businesses, a subscription package may include ongoing payments, with charges set on a weekly, monthly, or combination of both billing terms.

  2. Configuring Fees and Charges Packages are also where you configure all the associated fees and charges for your service. This includes setting up any one-time fees, recurring payments, or customizable terms that match the specifics of your model.

    • A rental package could include additional fees such as drop-off charges, insurance, or other services relevant to short-term rentals.

    • A subscription package, on the other hand, would have more flexible pricing, which could reflect the length of the subscription, insurance options, or other tiered services.

  3. Multiple Packages for Different Strategies One of the strengths of Loopit is that you can configure multiple packages to reflect different strategies within your business.

    • If you’re a multi-modal provider, you might create separate packages for rentals, subscriptions, and other services you offer.

    • Advanced subscription businesses could have various subscription tiers or offerings to cater to different customer segments, such as basic, premium, or all-inclusive options.

Why Packages Matter

Packages are critical for tailoring your offerings and ensuring that your pricing, billing, and fee structures match the type of service you provide. Whether you’re offering rentals, subscriptions, or a mix of both, packages enable you to define and manage all aspects of your mobility offerings.

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