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✅ 2.7.3 – Add a new ticket to Scenic
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To add a new ticket is quite simple but there are a few steps to take.
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✅ 2.7.4 – Updating an existing ticket
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There is a lot of information you can edit on an existing ticket within Scenic. We’ve produced a series of guides to help you understand how to get the most out of your tickets. You can edit your tickets from the Scenic Listings Manager Ticket Dashboard.
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✅ 2.7.5 – Assigning operators to a ticket
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It’s imperative that you assign operators to a ticket in the right way. There are two fields where you can assign operators: All operators Select every operator from the list that accepts and/or issues the ticket you’re adding or editing. For groups (Stagecoach, Go-Ahead, etc) add the opco and the parent group as operators. Why…
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✅ 2.7.9 – Adding restrictions & terms and conditions to a ticket
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If the ticket has route specific restrictions – i.e. on route A you can only use this ticket between stop 1 and stop 12 – you can insert that information here.
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✅ 2.7.10 – Assign the ticket to your route(s)
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Once you’ve added your tickets to the Scenic Listing Manager, you need to assign the ticket to one or more bus, coach or rail routes.
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✅ Fixing the “Security key could not be validated. Refresh the page and try again.” error message
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For added security on the Scenic website, we validate every request made to the server to make sure it’s genuine.
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