The situation
The Passenger step starts with a name, email, or passport search across accepted prior CIS records and eligible projected SettleWise customers; a confirmed reusable profile may also carry explicit returning status.
What starts it
Operations adds a passenger who may already exist in the client portfolio.
How it unfolds
- 1Operations
Search by name, email, or passport.
Results show enough identity and trip context to distinguish similar people.
- 2Operations
Select the correct accepted client result.
Use latest trip, group, lodge, email, or passport context; never rely on name alone.
- 3System
Link the canonical client and prefill stable details.
Identity, safety fields, and confirmed returning status may come from the reusable profile; current-trip classification and service choices remain open.
- 4Operations
Review and complete the current trip-specific fields.
Confirm FOC, participation, room, licences, gear, activities, preferences, and notes for this CIS.
What each person sees
The current CIS state and the exact details that still need attention.
Why: Make the next responsibility clear without duplicating ownership.
The current CIS state and the exact details that still need attention.
Why: Keep one current operating reference.
The rule to remember
Selection links canonical identity, stable facts, and confirmed profile-level returning status; classification, room, gear, activities, and other trip-specific facts always require current review.