Start with eligibility and an explicit promise
Opening a QR link does not make someone a club member. Define who can apply, which agreements are required and who verifies successful admission first.
Socielty is Rezervem's developing membership and privilege platform. Web/QR entry, Wallet cards and branded apps are intended features, not a generally available production workflow.
Plan Open enrollment for broad participation
Open admission allows eligible guests to apply without an invitation. Membership terms, privacy notices and optional marketing permissions should be clearly separated.
Restaurants, city hotels and spas may suit this model. Socielty's tier, verification and reward rules must be confirmed for each released version; example levels are not a preconfigured product package.
Define accountable Private admission
Specify who sends invitations, who approves applications, expiry periods and handling of rejected or expired invitations. Club admission is different from event or table confirmation.
Socielty's Private design includes approval and invitation flows. Public reservations may remain open, while actual member privileges depend on capacity and venue conditions.
Keep hybrid identity and rights consistent
QR, web and invitations may serve different paths to one membership identity, but each route still needs validation. Displaying a Wallet pass alone does not establish a guest's right to redeem a benefit.
Apple and Google Wallet support, branded apps and permission checks form part of Socielty's roadmap and must be verified before a real venue launch.
Connect membership without bypassing booking rules
A member booking must still satisfy availability, party size and service-hour limits. Spa, restaurant, beach and accommodation access need their own pricing and capacity rules.
Rezervem Manager handles restaurant bookings; Gift handles entitlements; Connect handles approved messaging; Experience handles experience products. Socielty aims to connect these at membership level. Oracle Simphony Cloud integration alone is not a spend-to-points engine. Review the product and talk to us.
Socielty is in development. This article describes the membership design and intended capabilities, not a generally available production release.
