Value Type: refers to the whether the promotion type is a % (percentage), $ (dollar), or override price.

You can select three options to modify the price calculated in the price schema % percentage, $ dollar or Override

• For oversize packages, you can create another fare class. Follow the steps above except, when it comes to entering maximum dimensions, increase the weight limit and under 'Adjustment Type' drop-down list, choose '% percentage', '$ dollar' or 'override price', and enter the appropriate values. See an example below where 'override price' is selected. Note that for the '% percentage' option, the system will pull the route price from the appropriate zone table, and apply the overrage % to it.

The type can be a money amount or a percentage.

One way: This field will allow the modifier to be applied to 'One-Way' ticket types. Adjustments can be made with a specific value or a percentage.

Select what type of discount you will be applying to the cost of the bundle using either a percentage % or dollar $ on the Value type: field.

Value(%): Enter the tax rate percentage.

• The % option will take a percentage amount off the corresponding fare price e.g. if you put in a value of -10 for the $50 senior fare, the exception will deduct 10% from that to show $45.

The Payment adjustor represents the percentage discount that will apply to the total of the transaction. For example, a value of 40 means 40% of the original transaction total will be paid using this payment method

• the discount (percentage or absolute) for this bucket. In this case we will enter a -10% discount to reflect this promotion.

Value(%): The tax rate percentage, this will be used to calculated the taxes for all taxable items/prices/. It should be a value between 0 and 100.

One thing to notice is when you set a paid-in item to be Attach to ticket, you won't be able to use it as an Apply-To-Station paid-in item since both options are mutually excluded. Once you turn the Attach to ticket flag ON, you have to choose a reservation product to relate to the current paid-in item. They could work either with value type "Amount" or "Percentage". A paid-in item set as Attach to ticket can be purchased as regular items with the chance to ask for an editable amount if required, but ONLY if their value type is "Amount". Otherwise, it won't appear as an option to a regular purchase at all.

• Global Adjustment: First you must select the adjustment type - % percentage, $ dollar, or override price. Then you must select the adjustment amount which can be a positive or negative number, or the actual override price. The minimum value will apply to each leg of a multi-leg trip. It will have no effect if an O & D exception is applied. Click the O & D exception link below to find out more.

It divides the total amount into whatever percentages or the total amount were paid with the different payment methods.

Use the dropdown menu to select the Commission type as either a percentage amount, or a fix dollar value.

Enter the type of price adjustment that should be applied to the journey when a passenger purchases a Round Trip. If the trip departs and returns on the same day you should set the Same day option. Possible values are: % (adjust the base price of the journey by a percentage), $ (adjust the base price of the journey by a dollar amount), override (change the base price of the journey).

This type of pricing schema uses the concept of a base fare which is declared when configuring the fare type. The price of the base fare is then input into the fare table and all other fare types associated to the same product are configured as an adjustment (dollar $, percentage %, or override price) to the base fare. Ex. If the adult is the base fare for an O & D priced at $100, and the child fare represents a 50% adjustment to the base fare, the child fare will cost $50 for the same O & D.

Both the UP and NO CENTS round strategies should not be used when applying percentage discounts, fees or prices modifiers since this may result in some odd prices displaying in the cart. For example an article with a price of $9.99 after a discount or fee applied to itshown in the subtotal as $9.