Executing an Outgoing Rejection/Charge Memo Run

The outgoing rejection or charge memo run gathers all the pending rejection and charge memos for other airlines (OAL). You need to generate a rejection or charge memo run to compile and finalize all rejection and charge memos before committing.

The run uses the value entered in the Transfer Date of the rejection or charge memos to determine which memos are included in the run.
  1. Navigate to the Report Menu screen. Click Main > Reports Menu.
  2. Expand the Interline (PRORATE_) node.
    Double-clicking the categories expand or collapse the category. Clicking the node icon () also expands or collapses the category.
  3. Double-click Outgoing Rejection/Charge Memos under the applicable node. The Interline nodes are divided according to the type of clearing house applicable to the carrier.
    • Interline (PRORATE_) > ICH Runs > Outgoing Rejection/Charge Memos
    • Interline (PRORATE_) > Non-ICH Runs > Outgoing Rejection/Charge Memos
    • Interline (PRORATE_) > ACH Runs > Outgoing Rejection/Charge Memos
    For example, to execute an Outgoing Rejection/Charge Memos for an ACH carrier, expand the ACH Runs node then double-click Outgoing Rejection/Charge Memos.
  4. Fill in the filters for the run. Depending on the memo run, you may have additional filter options to further refine the memo run.
    1. In the Accounting run screen, enter the From Date and Until Date of the report run.
    2. Enter the Date on Invoice. By default, this field is automatically populated.
    3. Select Country on Invoice if you want the country printed on the invoice.
  5. Click Execute.
The latest run is added to the top of the Previous Runs table of the corresponding accounting run screen.
If you have incomplete settings or air waybills that require attention, the system prompts a warning and View Error Queue is marked yellow. You need to correct the errors before proceeding with the accounting run. After fixing errors, you need to repeat the run by clicking Repeat Run.

Invoice for runs that have already been executed but not yet committed are still in draft.