The family is forgotten
- The party is over
- The email stays in an old booking
- A year later nobody remembers them
Keep customers coming back
One birthday can lead to the next. Bounzee keeps your customers and their booking history, and 40 days before last year’s party it reminds you it’s a good time to reach out.
Bounzee reminds your team. You decide whether and how to reach out.
olivia.m@example.com
Before and after
The sale doesn’t have to end the relationship. The difference shows a year after the first party.
Customer list
The list shows name, email, phone, marketing consent, and the date each customer was added. On a phone it turns into easy-to-read cards.
| Name | Consent | Added | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Olivia Martinez(512) 555-0123 | olivia.m@example.com | Yes | May 14, 2026 |
| James Carter(512) 555-0187 | james.c@example.com | No | May 2, 2026 |
| Sophia Nguyen(737) 555-0154 | sophia.n@example.com | Yes | Apr 27, 2026 |
Sample data.
Consent on file
See whether each customer has marketing consent on file. The “Yes” or “No” status shows on the list and the customer record, and you can filter by it.
This helps you keep track of consent; it isn’t legal advice.
Customer record
A record combines contact details with everything the customer has bought from you: bookings and event registrations.
Customer details
Bookings
Event registrations
From one party to the next
One well-timed reminder connects a customer’s history with your next booking.
We don’t wait for the birthday itself. Bounzee flags the customer 40 days before last year’s party, when parents are starting to plan the next one.
In your dashboard
The owner or venue team gets the notification. If the booking is linked to a customer in your database, one click opens their record.
Bounzee reminds your team. It doesn’t send an anniversary offer to the parent automatically.
It adds up
Customer details don’t have to stay scattered across orders. Bounzee turns them into a customer record you can come back to.
Within a venue, customers are matched mainly by email. A new sale can update their details and add another item to their history.
Where records come from
Repeat business
Bringing new parents to your website is one way to get bookings. The other is reaching the parent who already knows your venue and booked a party with you before.
When you make a sale through Bounzee, the customer’s details go into your venue’s database. Instead of sitting on a single order, they build a customer record with their bookings and event registrations.
Each record has the customer’s name, email, phone number, and whether marketing consent is on file.
Yes. The customer record lists past bookings with the date, booking name, room, package, amount, and status.
Yes. The record also shows event registrations, including the event, date, number of tickets, amount, and status.
Yes. Search the customer list by name or email address.
Bounzee checks bookings every day and notifies your team 40 days before the anniversary of a confirmed or completed party from last year.
No. Bounzee reminds you or your team that it’s a good time to reach out. It doesn’t send an anniversary offer to the parent on its own.
Within a venue, customers are matched mainly by email address. A new sale with the same email updates the existing record instead of creating a copy.
The customer database is included in Bounzee Plus and Enterprise. Compare plans on the pricing page.
Bounzee remembers your customers and reminds you when they may be planning the next birthday.
14 days free · No setup fee