Routes

In order to create a route, you must have first create some stations that you want to use as the stops in your route. For Betterez, a Route is any collection of stations that flow in the same direction. With that definition in mind, in order to sell a round trip, you must create and opposite route, or using that same collection of stations, have them flow in the opposite direction.

To create a route, navigate to Admin -> Sales inventory -> Routes and select +Add New.

Click on the pencil to start setting up the route.

You must associate the Route with a product by clicking on it (it should be highlighted in blue), give the route a name, and add the stops in the order you would like them visited.

Once you have added all the information click Save to save the route.

Now you can see that the route has been created.

Note You may delete the route as long as you have not created a ticket on a manifest by clicking on the remove sign in the far right.

If you have created a ticket on a manifest, you can't remove / delete the route but you can set it as Disabled.

In order to do this, you can click on the pencil to edit the route.

Then check the box to disable the route.

You will now notice in the list of routes that the green check that shows which routes are enabled, disappeared for the respective route.

Any tickets booked should be moved or changed before disabling the route. The schedules related to this route will no longer appear in the 5 day outlook, so it will be hard to detect pending tickets after disabling it.

You can also disable or expire single schedules, not the whole route. See schedule expiration

You can add a station to an existing route or schedule. Please click in the following link for instructions on how to add an station to an existing route / schedule.

Once a route is in use with tickets sold in it you cant modify the route name. You would need to disable it and create a new route to which you would add new schedules.

After creating a route click on the following link to continue with your mandatory operarions set up to set up your schedules.