Tariff Zones Reference

In IZI, a single tariff can run across multiple club zones at different prices. This is handled through the usage policy — a block that defines where and when a tariff is available, and what it costs. Inside each usage policy you select zones and set a price per zone. A zone you do not select stays unavailable for that tariff: players on devices in that zone will not see it at the cashier. A price of 0 is valid and means the tariff is free in that zone. One tariff supports several usage policies tied to different schedules, which lets you set morning, daytime, and night prices per zone — all within a single tariff object.

Where the setting lives

Open CRM → Club → Tariffs, create a new tariff or open an existing one for editing. Inside the modal, scroll to the Usage Policy and Prices section — it appears after the expiration conditions and sales policy blocks.

How a usage policy is structured

Each usage policy contains three groups of settings:

Field	Required	What it controls
Start schedule	Required	The time window during which the tariff can be activated
Additional completion schedule	Optional	Allows a session to end outside the main start window
Zone prices	Required (≥ 1 zone)	List of zones and the price for each

One tariff can contain multiple such blocks, each on a different schedule — a single schedule cannot be reused across policies in the same tariff. This gives flexibility: weekday prices in one policy, weekend prices in another, all under the same tariff object.

Configuring zone prices step by step

Step 1. Create zones first. Before setting up a tariff, make sure zones exist in CRM → Club → Halls and Zones (see zone setup). If no zones exist, the zone selector in the tariff displays a message asking you to create them first.

Step 2. Add a usage policy. In the Usage Policy and Prices section, click Add usage policy. The system automatically selects the first unassigned schedule.

Step 3. Choose a start schedule. Select the time window during which players can activate this tariff. Each schedule can be assigned to only one policy per tariff, which prevents price conflicts when two policies could otherwise apply simultaneously.

Step 4. Select zones and set prices. Click the Zone prices dropdown and check the zones to include. A row appears for each selected zone. Enter a price for each: minimum is 0 (free), negative values are not accepted, the field is required for every zone you select. Zones not added to the list remain unavailable for this tariff under this schedule.

Step 5. Set an additional completion schedule if needed. Use this optional field when players should be able to finish a session after the main start window closes — for example, a daytime tariff that allows finishing past 22:00. Note that 24/7 schedules cannot be selected here, as they have no end boundary.

Step 6. Save. IZI validates that each policy has at least one zone and that all prices are valid. If something is missing, the system highlights the specific field with an error message.

Multiple usage policies in one tariff

Click Add usage policy again — the button remains active as long as unused schedules exist. A typical two-policy setup:

Policy	Schedule	Standard zone	VIP zone
First	Day	Price A	Price B
Second	Night	Price C	Price D

Each policy is fully independent: zones, prices, and the additional completion schedule are set separately for each.

How zones, schedules, and sales policy relate

Zone prices are one part of the tariff setup. For a tariff to appear at the cashier, a sales policy must also be configured — it controls when and through which channels the tariff can be purchased. The usage policy controls when and where it can be started after purchase.

Schedules are a shared resource: create them once and reuse them across multiple tariffs and policies. When you change a schedule’s hours, every tariff referencing it updates automatically.

Zone price matrix example

Tariff	Standard	Pro	VIP
1 hour	80	120	160
2 hours	150	220	300
Night unlimited	200	280	—
VIP exclusive 3h	—	—	400

Blank cells mean the tariff is not available in that zone — achieved by not adding that zone to the usage policy.

Common errors

“You must select at least one zone” — a usage policy was added but no zones were included. Select at least one zone and enter its price.

“All prices must be greater than or equal to 0” — one or more price fields are empty or negative. Fill in all fields; 0 is valid.

“At least one usage policy is required” — a tariff cannot be saved without at least one policy. Click Add usage policy and fill it in.

The “Add usage policy” button is inactive — all existing schedules are already assigned to policies in this tariff. Create a new schedule or remove an existing policy to free up a slot.

Business logic of zone pricing

Zone prices in IZI solve one problem: one tariff, different conditions for different segments of the floor. Standard seats, a VIP section, an esports arena — each zone gets its own price without requiring a separate tariff object per case. Select zones, enter prices, attach a start schedule, and the tariff works correctly in every zone with the right amount.

For related topics see creating a tariff and zones glossary.