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INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................... 3
PROCEDURE ................................................................................................................ 6
BUILD QUICK FUNCTIONALITY .................................................................................. 7
FORMATTING ............................................................................................................... 7
CHANGES ..................................................................................................................... 8
DYNAMIC UPDATE ...................................................................................................... 9
DISPLAY
Regular display .................................................................................................... 13
Partial Client File title ........................................................................................... 14
PRINT CLIENT FILES ................................................................................................... 14
RENAME ....................................................................................................................... 15
COPY............................................................................................................................. 16
DELETE ......................................................................................................................... 17
REINSTATE .................................................................................................................. 17
HISTORY ....................................................................................................................... 18
USAGE ......................................................................................................................... 18
NON UTILISATION LIST ............................................................................................... 18
OPTIONAL FUNCTIONALITY TABEL .......................................................................... 19
MOVES .......................................................................................................................... 20
RELATED MOVE .......................................................................................................... 22
ASSOCIATION .............................................................................................................. 22
TRAVELSCREEN PERSONAL INFORMATION TABLE .............................................. 23
CLIENT IDENTIFIERS .................................................................................................. 24
SINGLE ITEM FIELDS .................................................................................................. 25
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INTRODUCTION
Client Files (also called Local Files) enables you to store customer information in the Galileo system. The
added advantage is that this stored information in Galileo can easily be transferred into the booking file.
CUSTOMER DATA CLIENT FILES : Is the main type of files that an agency will use. They contain
information concerning business and personal travel details such as telephone nbrs, addresses ...
N. Name field
P. Phone field
T. Ticketing field
R. Received field
W. Written address field
D. Delivery field
M. Mileage membership
F. Form of payment
V. Vendor remark ( for carrier YY )
NP. Notepad
SI. Service information : - OSI ( e.g. SI.YY* free text )
- Manual SSR (e.g. SI.SSRPSPTAAHK1/P9875445/BE/.)
- Programmatic SSR ( e.g. SI.VGML )
RI. Itinerary remarks : unassociated and associated ( ass. RI entry in CF : RI.S.*free text )
DI. Documentation/Invoice field
RA Related address
RB. Review booking
FREE FORM REMARKS ( not transferable )
INFORMATION CLIENT FILES : These files simply contain information commonly used by an agency. It
can be used to build simple databases with airline phone numbers, embassy addresses.
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HIERARCHY STRUCTURE OF CLIENT FILE
Client File consists of 3 levels: AGENCY FILE - BUSINESS FILE - PERSONAL FILE
AGENCY
FILE
AGENCY FILE : The travel agency is the highest Client File level. The Agency File can
only be created by Galileo. It contains the agency name and pseudo city
code. Once created, it is possible for the agent to add further information.
The 1st line of the Agency File should always be the agency telephone
number.
BUSINESS FILE : Business Files are indexed to the Agency File, therefore an Agency File
must exist before a Bus. File can be built. It is built by the agent and
usually contains business information of corporate accounts such as
company policy, telephone numbers, billing information etc.
PERSONAL FILE: Personal Files are indexed to a specific Bus. File, therefore a Bus. File
must exist before a Pers. File can be created. It is built by the agent and
usually contains the client's personal preferences such as special meal
request, Mileage Plus numbers, personal telephone and address.
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DISPLAYED AGENCY FILE
Each line of an Agency, Business or Personal File contains a line number, a transfer code and eventually
an optional qualifier.
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CLIENT FILE BUILD BUSINESS AND PERSONAL FILE
3 Steps :1. - Create BUSINESS/PERSONAL FILE title
2. - Enter the line numbers and transfer codes followed by the content.
Response: proceed
1NB/Company name
| | |
| | optional qualifier
| transfer code
line number
2YB/P.BRUB*02 5130707
4YF/F.CK
Line number: The line number assigned to data in both Bus. and Pers. Files should be numerically
consistent. This will eliminate the need to display the Bus. or Pers File prior to the Move
entries.
Transfer code :
Y - Always move lines : These lines will always move into the booking file
O - Optional move lines : These lines will only move into the booking file when requested in the input.
N - Never move lines : These lines never move into the booking file
* It is advisable to avoid R lines - if possible - because it requires an additional entry to move these lines into
the Booking File !
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Optional qualifier : Optional. Is used to display the Client File by selected areas.
Content :
N. Name field
P. Phone field
T. Ticketing field
R. Received field
W. Written address field
D. Delivery field
M. Mileage membership
F. Form of payment
V. Vendor remark ( for carrier YY )
NP. Notepad
SI. Service information : - OSI ( e.g. SI.YY* free text )
- Manual SSR (e.g. SI.SSRFQTVYYHK1/YY12345-LEE/AMR)
- Programmatic SSR ( e.g. SI.VGML )
RI. Itinerary remarks : unassociated and associated ( ass. RI entry in CF : RI.S.*free text )
DI. Documentation/Invoice field
RA Related address
RB. Review booking
FREE FORM REMARKS ( not transferable )
NOTE
- The content of Y,O or R coded lines must be Galileo Booking File formats.
- It is advisable that Booking File single item fields ( T.,R.,W.,D.,F. ) are only set to transfer
code Y in one level ( Bus. or Pers. File ) IF a Multiple Move will be applied afterwards.
It is possible to build and save a Client File ( of max. 12 lines ) just using one input :
FORMATTING
It is possible to include special characters ( Som and Tab Stop ) for some Booking File fields ( Phone and
Notepad field ) in a Client File.
Procedure
- While creating a Client File :
- enter FMT before creating the line with special characters.
- create the line : 2Y/NP. :*S.NW:- ( :* represents a Som while :- is a Tab Stop )
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CHANGES TO CLIENT FILES
ADD A LINE
CHANGE A LINE
CANCEL A LINE
6 C@6
RE-ARRANGE LINES
/2L10 C@/2L10
(line 10 will be renumbered into line 3)
INSERT A LINE
/10 C@/10
11N/PREFERS KLM C@11N/PREFERS KLM
50Y/ C@50Y/
UNNUMBER
CUN C@CUN
RENUMBER
CNM C@CNM
TEMPORARY UNNUMBER
C*R/*
Dynamic Update provides the ability to update multiple Client Files (all belonging to the same
agency) simultaneously.
Because careless use of Dynamic Update can have a major impact on ALL your Client Files we suggest it
should be used in a disciplined environment!
Access to the Dynamic Update functionality is controlled by:
- the security profile of your sign on (updated by Galileo)
- the activation of the appropriate field in the Optional Functionality Table (see page 19)
IGNORE I
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ADD A LINE :
Select the type of Client File you want to update: place an X after the Customer data File field.
Enter the content of the line being added (e.g.: NP. free text)
Enter to confirm your request for updates if one of the fields from line are selected.
Enter if the update is only required for selected Business and/or Personal Files.
Another fill-in format will appear:
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In the Select Titles List the Business and/or Personal File titles to be updated, must be entered.
For each File title the level (Bus. or Pers.) must be specified by placing an X in the Bus. and Pers. File
columns.
ROLEX : Update the Business File ROLEX and all attached Personal Files.
IBM-JOHN : Update the Business File IBM and the Personal File JOHN.
SIEMENS-LEE : Update the Personal File LEE (belonging to the Bus. File SIEMENS).
NIKE : Update all the attached Personal Files belonging to the Bus. File NIKE.
Once the Update request has been confirmed by you, the following process takes place :
- When the process begins, the Dynamic Update Queue will reflect IN PROGRESS. To display
this status : C*DU/S*
- When the Dynamic Update is completed a Quality Report is created and send to the Supervisory
Queue of the agency (enter QS but do not forget to remove this Q by afterwards by entering QRS)
This report informs you whether the update was fully successful or not.
The report can also be accessed directly by doing CL*DU/QR
- Before another Dynamic Update request can be made, the active Quality report must be canceled:
C*DU/QX
- The history on all Dynamic Updates is kept for 30days and can be displayed by entering C*DU/H*
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INSERT A LINE
Tab to the line INSERT A LINE of the fill-in format obtained by C*DU/ or enter C*DU/I
The same procedure as described under ADD A LINE must be followed.
The only new fields in the fill-in format are:
- new line number
- insert after line number
NOTE: The lines that follow the inserted line will be renumbered.
DELETE A LINE
Tab to the line DELETE A LINE of the fill-in format obtained by C*DU/ or enter C*DU/X
A similar procedure as described under ADD A LINE must be followed.
REPLACE A LINE
Tab to the line REPLACE A LINE of the fill-in format obtained by C*DU/ or enter C*DU/R
The same procedure as described under ADD A LINE must be followed.
LINE NUMBERING/UNNUMBERING/RENUMBERING
Tab to the line NUMBER/UNNUMBER/RENUMBER of the fill-in format obtained by C*DU/ or enter
C*DU/N
A similar procedure as described under ADD A LINE must be followed.
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DISPLAY CLIENT FILE
AGENCY FILE : C*
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DISPLAY USING PARTIAL CLIENT FILE TITLE :
P-CLB
P-C*BUS.FILE
.....
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RENAME CLIENT FILE TITLE
AGENCY FILE
BUSINESS FILE
3 steps:
3. Confirm with Y
PASSENGER FILE
3 steps:
3. Confirm with Y
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CLIENT FILE COPY
BUSINESS FILE
3 steps :
PERSONAL FILE
3 steps:
2. CFP/C/BUS. FILE-NEW PERS. FILE (copies the complete Pers. File to any specified existing
Business File )
or
CFP/C/BUS. FILE - NEW PERS. FILE:2.4.7.20 (copies the selected line nbrs)
CFP/C/BUS. FILE - NEW PERS. FILE:2-20 (copies the selected line nbrs, even if
some line nbrs do not exist)
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DELETE CLIENT FILES
PERSONAL FILE
2 steps :
BUSINESS FILE
3 steps :
NOTE: - By deleting a Business File all the associated Personal Files will be deleted !
- A deleted Client File remains inactive for 30 days. During this time the CF can be reinstated.
CXB@BUS. FILE : Reinstates the inactive Bus. File ( all the associated Pers.Files
will also be reinstated )
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CLIENT FILE HISTORY
C*H : Displays the history of the Client File ( the Client File must be displayed first )
The Client File History reflects all modified, deleted or added data on a maximum of 200 lines. The most
recent changes will be on top.
Each line will be preceded by an action identifier which indicates the action that has been taken.
DA data added
DM data modified
DO data originator ( = creation of the Client File )
DX data deleted
DR data reinstated
USAGE
2 steps:
1. Display the Client File ( Agency, Business or Personal )
2. Enter C*U
To cancel the Transitional status simply display the Client File the regular way :
C*Bus.File or C*Bus. File - Pers. File
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OPTIONAL FUNCTIONALITY TABLE
This table determines the way in which your Client Files are displayed and updated.
C*OT/
X5D OPTIONAL FUNCTIONALITY TABLE
Designated PCC The set up of this table can be done by 1 designated agency.
All the other agencies of that same group can input the PCC of the
designated agency to become the same set up.
Order of display The default order when displaying all levels of a Client File is Personal -
Business - Agency File. It is possible to reverse this order by entering ABP.
Align format of display The Client File can be displayed aligned or unaligned.
Dynamic update Provides the ability to update multiple Client Files simultaneously
Display record If set to Yes the Client File will automatically be redisplayed after
an update, to reflect the change that has been made.
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CLIENT FILE MOVE
The MOVE function is designed to move information stored in the Client File into a Booking File.
This Move function is only possible for lines bearing Y, O and R transfer codes (N transfer code = Never
move).
MULTIPLE MOVE:
Moves all the Y lines from the specified level and any higher level
e.g. A Multiple Move of a Personal File will move all the Y lines from that Personal File and -
eventually - selected O lines , but also all the Y lines from the Business File into the BF.
SINGLE MOVE:
Moves all the Y lines and any selected O lines from the specified level.
e.g. A Single Move of a Personal File will move all the Y lines and -eventually- selected O lines
into the BF. Nothing will be moved from the Business File.
The agency phone field of the Agency File will always be moved
RELATED MOVE:
SELECT MOVE:
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The Move can be performed in 2 ways :
- Displayed Move : The Client File is first displayed on screen and then moved into the
Booking File.
- Blind Move : The Client File is moved into the Booking File without being displayed.
Symbols
During the Move data, line numbers and Booking File fields can be appended.
The following symbols are used :
st
/+ To append data and/or line nbrs and/or the 1 Booking File field to the Move entry of a
Business or Personal File.
st
//+ To append data and/or line nbrs and/or the 1 Booking File field to the Move entry of an
Agency File.
DISPLAYED BLIND
CLIENT FILE MOVE
CM/R
RELATED All Files CM/R/P-2 (See next page for full details)
MOVE CM/R/S-1/P-2
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RELATED MOVE (For all types of files ):
CM/R Moves related lines into the BF for ALL segments and applicable
to ALL passengers.
CM/R/P-2 Moves related lines into the BF for ALL segments and applicable
to the specified passenger ( nbr 2 ).
CM/R/S-1 Moves related lines into the BF for the specified segment ( nbr 1 ) and
applicable to the 1st passenger.
CM/R/P-2/S-1 Moves related lines into the BF for the specified segment ( nbr 1 )
and applicable to specified passenger ( nbr 2 )
Important notes!
When moving passenger/segment related line a name field and/or itinerary must exist.
If your agencies main activity is to move Personal Files (probably containing the name field) the
following procedures is advised
Moving passenger/segment related lines ( SI. or M. ) : the CM/R entry needs to be done
AFTER the original move entry but BEFORE ending the Booking File.
E.g.: CMT/BUS.FILE - PERS. FILE (enter)
CM/R (enter)
Moving segment related line ( RI.S.* free text ) the /R entry can be attached to the move
entry, specifying the segment.
After the Booking File is ended the related lines can only be moved using the SELECT Move entry.
Related lines and moves can be avoided very often by using Travelscreen (see next page)
ASSOCIATION
When a Client File has been moved into a Booking File this Client File will become associated to this
Booking File. The line CLIENT FILE REFERENCES EXISTS *CF is added, and tabbing to this entry
will give access to the Client File.
CMREF@ : removes the Client File Reference Line from the Booking File, to prevent access to
the Client File from the Booking File.
NOTE : CMREF@ does NOT remove the Booking File fields that have been entered by means
of the original Client File Move !
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TRAVEL SCREEN - PERSONAL INFORMATION TABLE
1. CREATE
SEAT DATA
. NON-SMOKING OR SMOKING ( ENTER N OR S )
. WINDOW OR AISLE ( ENTER W OR A )
3. ACTIVATE TRAVELSCREEN
4. REACTIVATE TRAVELSCREEN
After a rebook or adding segments to the Booking file, Travelscreen can be reactivated by doing CPM
again.
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CLIENT IDENTIFIERS
Client Identifiers can be useful for Client Files that contain more than 1 passenger.
A Client Identifier (ranging from 1 to 9) can be added after the transfer code of a line.
The Client Identifiers are used to indicate which lines must be moved (1 Client Identifier can move several
lines).
All kind of Moves (Blind - Displayed - Single - Multiple - Related) may be used BUT only lines with the
specified Client Identifier will be moved!
If a Client File move entry is made, the system will check if all the lines can be moved.
If single item fields are present twice, the move will be performed as follows:
1... The single item field already exists in the Booking File when the Move entry is made
The duplicate fields from the Client File will be moved to the Booking Files in Notepad en
Related Address Fields.
2... Multiple Move : both the Personal and Business File contain duplicate single item fields
The Personal File single item field(s) will be moved into the Booking File and the Business File
single item field will be moved into a Notepad or Related Address field.
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