Category: Passenger Cloud
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Matching vehicles to scheduled journeys
We have implemented multiple strategies for matching vehicle activity from SIRI-VM feeds to their scheduled journeys. You can now view the fields used to match to journeys in the “Vehicle activity” table in Passenger Cloud. Using these fields, you can compare the data sent from your SIRI-VM feed to your TransXChange to ensure journeys are…
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Cancelling parts of multiple journeys
We are releasing a further workflow enhancement to the Passenger Cloud Journey Cancellations tool. This will now let operators quickly cancel multiple stops within multiple journeys at once. Please visit the Help Desk for a step-by-step guide to journey cancellations. We will continue to make improvements in this area and may release additional small UI changes.…
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Send users to specific ticket product and categories with unique links
To allow operators to send users to specific ticket products and categories, we now create unique links to them that can be shared publicly. When followed, these links will open a ticket product or category directly in the iOS or Android app ready for the user to browse or purchase. Users without the app installed…
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Whole and partial journey cancellations workflow in Passenger Cloud
To enable operators to cancel multiple whole or partial journeys faster, we have changed the Journey Cancellations workflow in Passenger Cloud. The user interface now incorporates new page views and the use of multi-selection controls allowing the operator to: Cancel multiple complete lines, choosing whether this includes outbound and inbound Cancel more than one whole…
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Resolving SIRI-VM data matching errors in Passenger Cloud
To enable operator staff to more easily spot and resolve data issues from vehicle monitoring feeds, we now display all vehicle activity sent from SIRI-VM feeds in Passenger Cloud. This is shown in the Vehicle Activity table on the Vehicle monitoring subscription page. When unmatched activity is detected in the vehicle activity data, a warning…
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Cancel a Journey user interface styling
The Cancel a Journey page within Passenger Cloud is being given a new styling that will make cancelling journeys quicker. Previously, a drop-down was used to select a journey by start time. Following this change, a filterable table with more information and select buttons will be shown. This reduces the number of clicks required to…
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Initial support for cancellations via SIRI-SM feeds for departure boards
Continuing our commitment to ensuring passengers have the most accurate real time information when travelling, we are implementing support for two methods of cancelling visits in real time stop monitoring feeds for departure boards only. Using these methods will: Reduce the impact of cancellations not being entered in a timely manner into Passenger Cloud Give…
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Improved layout of line descriptions
Recently we communicated our intent to improve and align the display of line descriptions across websites and apps. Following feedback, Operators will be given access to a new Detail field for Lines in Passenger Cloud. This can be used to enter ‘via’ information or other detail that is not suited to the Description field. Additional…
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Real-time journey planning – Journey cancellations
Continuing a series of changes designed to make it quicker for operators to reflect changes in schedules across web and mobile, we now remove cancelled journeys from the journey planner results. This helps to ensure that your passengers are not given incorrect information. As the risk of staff shortages continues, the cancellation of individual journeys…
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Consistent multi-operator handling
Some Premium customers have network lines spanning multiple operators. To ensure this is communicated more accurately, we are changing the configuration of Premium apps and websites for those customers to display the names of the relevant operators of each line within the line list. Network operators are initially defined by TransXChange, and are managed within…