Kodiaq Base Product
Rule Maintenance
Kodiaq contains an expert systems rule engine that takes care of finding the data you are interested in,
so you can concentrate on writing the rules. Each module has a rule-set that has been developed with the
input of multiple customers. However, we know that everyone has unique needs and therefore a great deal
of customization is provided with each module. Kodiaq also includes a rule-building component whereby the
user can build and modify rules. We also offer unlimited access to the source code so that your own technical
staff is able to make more advanced modifications.
User Rule Maintenance
For maximum ease of use for the customer, we offer a rule maintenance system which allows the user to add new
rules to the system without the need of a programmer. By choosing PNR data and actions from drop-down lists,
the user can add new rules to existing processes or build completely new processes at any time.
The Source Code
Kodiaq is a robust system, which solves a wide array of problems. However, every customer is different and has
unique needs and concerns. These differences can be addressed by allowing you to manipulate the rules, however
we have found that for some customers this is not enough control.
Many customers want to take Kodiaq and make it their own. If you are a company that wants maximum flexibility
in order to process your reservations your way, then Kodiaq is a perfect fit for you.
Because Kodiaq is written using object oriented design techniques, much of the code is reusable across the
different modules. So new modules are never created from scratch. Also, the rule engine allows the programmer
to construct the rules for new modules smoothly and easily. This is a perfect platform for creating your own
new solutions or for having Intelliquence Consulting Services get your ideas up and running quickly.
Queue Scheduler
The Queue Scheduler is a user-defined table of queues organized by priority
and is designed to run on a continuous basis. This feature is useful for
keeping queues cleared that continue to build up throughout the day. The
queues in the scheduler may be of all different types (PNRs, teletype messages).
You merely specify in the Queue Scheduler which process should be run on
each queue.
Event Scheduler
The Event Scheduler may be set up by the user to run specified processes at regular intervals, such as daily,
hourly, etc. These processes may be queues to work or any other time-initiated task. For example, you may
want to run the Waitlist Cancellation process once a day at 08:00 Monday—Friday and the Ticket Time Limit every
thirty minutes. These and others can be set up in the Event Scheduler.
Flight Selector
In addition to queues, you may wish to run a process on certain flights over certain dates. The Flight
Selector is very flexible to allow you to find the particular PNRs that you are interested in. You may specify
all flights or a flight range by flight number or city pairs. The flight dates may be selected by date ranges
or number of days until departure. Flights may also be restricted by a minimum load factor, so that Kodiaq
only looks at flights booked over a specified percentage. This feature would be used when identifying
duplicate bookings on certain city pairs or identifying un-ticketed passengers for a particular range of flight
numbers.
Data Parser
Kodiaq retrieves the data it needs to perform its rule processing in the same manner that a person would -
by making entries onto the host system and reading the responses. The screen displays are parsed and any
relevant pieces of information are stored in Kodiaq’s internal object oriented structure so that the data may
be interrogated quickly by the rules.
Host Communication
Kodiaq can be configured to work with your terminal emulator or we can recommend a solution for you.
View the available Kodiaq modules
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