1. Introduction

This guide explains what a transient customer is in the context of the Swyft Valet system. Understanding the different types of customers helps in managing parking services and billing more efficiently.

2. Definition of a Transient Customer

What is a Transient Customer?

A transient customer is typically a short-term guest or visitor who uses valet services without a long-term commitment. These customers often pay for parking on a per-visit basis and are not associated with long-term contracts, group bookings, or corporate accounts.

Characteristics of a Transient Customer
• Short-term stay: Transient customers usually park for a few hours or days, depending on their visit duration.
• Individual billing: Unlike corporate or group bookings, transient customers are billed individually for each transaction.
• Non-recurring: These customers do not have recurring parking needs and typically pay upon each visit.

Handling Transient Customers in Swyft Valet
In the Swyft Valet system, transient customers are handled through single-use tickets or reservations. Their charges are calculated based on the time they use the service, and payments are processed at the end of their stay.

3. Conclusion

A transient customer is a short-term user of valet services, typically paying for parking on a per-visit basis. By understanding the characteristics of transient customers, valet operations can efficiently handle their needs while ensuring accurate billing.