Stampede Platform

Relationships

How a guest connects to their visits, bookings, spend and consent — and how that answers real questions.

What is it?

Relationships are the connections between the parts of a guest profile. They’re how Stampede answers questions like “which guests visited three times in the last 30 days and are opted in to email?” — instantly.

Relationships are the connections between the parts of a guest profile — who visited, who booked, who paid, who opted in, who redeemed a reward. They are how Stampede answers questions like “which guests visited three times in the last 30 days and are opted in to email?” instantly.

Those connections carry detail of their own: the link between a guest and a venue holds their visit count, first and last visit, and total spend, all updating as things happen. Because that lives on the profile rather than being recounted on the fly, segments read it instantly, even across a large estate.

How a guest connects

Visited
Links a guest to a venue, with the time — and rolls up into their visit count and last visit.
Booked
Links a guest to a booking when a reservation is made; updates on a no-show or cancellation.
Paid
Links a guest to an order when the till settles a tab, and adds to their total spend.
Opted in
Records a guest’s consent — one per channel, tied to the exact wording they agreed to.
Redeemed
Links a guest to a reward — gift cards, loyalty rewards and promo codes.
Tagged
Links a guest to a label, added or removed by your team or an automation.

Question → answer

“VIPs who haven’t visited in 90 days”

Guests tagged #vip with no visit in the last 90 days.

“Guests in 4-tops spending £40+”

Guests whose bookings are for four or more, with average spend over £40.

Tip
How the numbers stay current
Each guest’s visit count, last visit and total spend sit right on their profile and update as things happen — so your segments read them instantly, without recounting every visit.

FAQs

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