Special Prorate Agreement Management demo

What the demo shows

Reads each prorate agreement, codes it and tests values before go-live, for interline teams

An itinerary test bench: the agreement summarized at the top in plain clauses, and below it last quarter's real trips run through today's rules and the new ones, each with its old value, new value and difference. An agreement reader turns the PDF into clauses with pages; a rule coder writes each as a prorate rule in the test engine; a replay agent runs 2,000 past trips; a checker recomputes odd results by a different method; a commercial liaison asks Commercial whether an odd clause was intended, with the money attached. The interline manager approves go-live on the test results with a reason and a signature. After go-live an expiry watch warns 60 days ahead and re-prorates late renewals, and a partner value monitor compares billings with what the replay predicted.

Transcript

1. 0:00Special Prorate Agreement Management Agents read, code, and test prorate agreements for interline teams.
2. 0:10One miscoded clause underbills every partner coupon it touches.
3. 0:16Halden Ayer's new agreement became 14 plain clauses, each cited and coded in tests only.
4. 0:24The replay agent ran 2,000 of last quarter's real trips through old and new rules.
5. 0:32Corvain gains $67,000 a quarter, order, but one clause looked wrong.
6. 0:40Clause 6 pays $212 on Chicago to New York, $38 below today.
7. 0:48The checker agrees, so the agent asks Commercial, was this intended?
8. 0:54Celia confirms, a deliberate trade for 18% on the feeder flights.
9. 1:01Owen, the interline lead, approves Go Live with a reason and his signature.
10. 1:08Every clause cited, every answer signed, every step logged, XBRI watched 60 days ahead.
11. 1:17The result, tested before it builds, worth about $268,000 a year.
12. 1:25Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.

Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.