Trip statuses and state chips

Every trip status and live state chip, what each means, what moves a trip to it and what you can still do.

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A trip has a status that you set (draft, published …) and a live state chip that the system works out from the seats and the minimum.

Trip status

Status Meaning How a trip gets it Can you sell it?
Draft Being prepared, not on sale. Save draft, or Back to draft (only without bookings). No
Published On sale. The list filter calls it On sale. Publish, or Reopen sales. Needs a price. Yes, while seats are left and it has not left
Closed for sale No new bookings; existing bookings stay. Close sales. No
Completed The trip is over. Mark completed, or by itself once the return date of a published trip has passed. No
Cancelled The trip will not run. Cancel trip, only without confirmed bookings. No

State chip

Chip Meaning
Confirmed On sale and at or above the minimum to run.
Below minimum Fewer counted travellers than the minimum.
Full Every seat is sold. New sales close by themselves.
Draft Not on sale.
Closed Closed for sale.
Completed The status is completed, or the return date has passed.
Cancelled The trip is cancelled.

Seats in the cabin

Seat Meaning
Booked Taken by a traveller on a confirmed booking.
On hold Kept aside with Hold seats until the hold time ends.
Free Can be sold.

Documents on the trip page

Cell Meaning
Missing The traveller has not given this document yet.
Received The document is in.
Sent to the customer The agency sent it to the customer (for example a ticket or a visa).
Ready to fly The traveller has every document the trip needs.

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