The ad-hoc component feature allows adding offline contracted products to an itinerary while planning. Ad-hoc components are, as the name says, built ad-hoc in the planner for a specific itinerary and not reusable in other itineraries. To have reusable components Inventory Products are a better choice.
Example use cases for ad-hoc components:
- A specific product is unavailable via integrated supplier sources or created as an inventory product. Ad-hoc components allow adding the product quickly to the itinerary with its price.
- Important to note is that ad-hoc components are based on your own contracted, net prices with suppliers and still need to be booked and confirmed outside of the TripBuilder tooling.
The following ad-hoc component options are available via TO-Tools in Planner:
| Options | Description | Article |
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Generic Ad-Hoc Component |
Use Generic Ad-Hoc Components to add services to the itinerary that aren't reflected in the standard offering (e.g., extra bed for a child, special surcharges, etc.). |
Read more |
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Accommodation Ad-Hoc Component |
Allows adding accommodation ad-hoc to an itinerary. | Read more |
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Rental Car Ad-Hoc Components |
Allows adding rental cars ad-hoc to an itinerary. | Read more |
|
Stop Activity Ad-hoc Component |
Allows adding activities ad-hoc to an itinerary. | Read more |
| Ad-Hoc Transport / Flights | Allows adding flights ad-hoc to an itinerary. |
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| Import PNR | Allows importing flight information from an external flight consolidator like AERTiCKET and SoftConeX. | Read more |
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