CIS
Mark non-fishing days
Identify intentional travel, transfer, rest, and service days that do not require Fishing Programs.
Review every day in the trip window after defining required work. Mark intentional travel, transfer, rest, or other non-fishing days so they remain visible without creating false missing-Program or report blockers.
Classify the day in trip context
- Review the day's stay, travel, service, and assignment context.
- Identify whether the day intentionally has no fishing requirement.
- Keep the relevant itinerary stage visible to the lodge and client.
- Exclude the day from required Fishing work so it does not create a false blocker.
Absence of a Program is not enough
A day is non-fishing because the CIS itinerary says so, not merely because nobody has created its Program yet.
| Day type | What the company should see |
|---|---|
| Fishing day | Clear demand for the Program work that must be delivered. |
| Transfer or rest day | The travel or stay context, without a missing-Program warning. |
| Changed day | The updated CIS context and any real handoff that follows. |
See required Fishing work for the complementary rule: when demand does exist, CIS hands it to Fishing clearly.