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How to Use the Rates Table
How to Use the Rates Table
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Written by Lucia Burin Sestakova
Updated over a week ago

The Rates table is a tool for managing the prices of individual products and their tier permutations.

Each rate is assigned a score that determines its priority when there are competing rates. The rate with the higher score is selected.

Additionally, using the Debug tool helps identify issues with rates, ensuring the correct rate or fare is applied.

Default Columns

  • Product - the name of the product

  • Currency - the currency in which the rate was set up

  • Score - the total score based on the modifiers applied for the rate

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Columns can be easily filtered by pressing the arrow next to the column title.

Actions

The action bar between the navigation bar and the bookings table enables you to perform a number of additional functions.

  • Search bar - filter the bookings table, using any parameter from the available columns, see Generate Report below

  • Keep Filter - when using search, tick the checkbox to make the column filters available

  • Saved Searches - press Saved Searches> Save Current Search to save your current search parameters and filtered columns, or Saved Searches > Manage Searches to edit or delete existing searches

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To learn more about saved searches, read our article Working with Saved Searches.

  • Reset All Filters - appears when a filter was used; press to reset filters to their default states

  • Debug - debug issues using the Debug tool

  • Bulk Actions - select one or multiple bookings and press to apply an action on your selection; options include

Bulk Action

Description

Rescore

if any changes were made to a modifier affecting rates (seasons, closures, fares), rescore all selected rates

Update All

if any changes were made to the product or reseller, update all selected rates

Delete All

permanently delete all selected rates

Debug Rate Issues

Use the Debug tool to spot any issues with your product rates.

  1. Press the Debug button on the action bar.

  2. Select the currency which causes an issue.

  3. Select the source where the issue appears.

  4. Select a reseller, if the issue is related to reseller sales.

  5. Select the booking and travel dates when the issue occurred.

  6. Select the product with the problematic rate.

  7. Select the modifiers with an asterisk (*) at minimum to narrow down your options.

  8. Select the rate type.

  9. Check whether the price matches the expected rate in the given configuration.

  10. Update your rates accordingly.


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