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# Introduction
#### Overview
RTP allows for a wide range of product setup options, but for resorts that are utilizing flaik, we wanted to provide the best user experience possible. We feel that starts with a list of recommendations so that your snowsports school can operate as smoothly and efficiently as possible.
This can be especially true depending on what web platform your resort uses, as each system has guidelines for how best to operate, so the goal of this guide is to help you achieve the best possible end result.
#### Data Flow
Firstly, it’s important to understand how data flows through your various systems.
Specific information will flow from RTP to flaik, and specific information can/will flow back again. To maximize your resort’s flaik implementation, having your RTP products, components, guests, instructors, etc setup following certain best practices and recommendations is key.
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Bottom line: Resorts can use RTP in a large range of ways, but for your flaik site to run the best it can, you’ll want to color inside the lines in RTP.
#### Inventory Pools
Accurate Inventory pools configuration is key to successfully selling products in RTP without overselling. After all, it’s important to not sell more lessons than you have the staffing to handle. Although inventory pools play such a crucial role in selling lesson products in RTP (and your web platform), your flaik site is unaware of your inventory pools.
Your flaik site *will* know how many of any given product is sold, but it won’t know what the inventory ceiling, inventory location, or any other inventory element is.
Saying that, we have published our [inventory pool recommendations](/flaik-knowledge-base/for-it-specialists/1.-resort-pos-integration/rtp/3.-non-flaik-related-rtp-configuration/inventory-pool-configuration.md). After all, if inventory pools are the cornerstone of selling lesson products, we want to help you ensure you’ve set them up as well as possible for a successful season.
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