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Enabling the TravelFusion Direct Connect means that the customer's trip will be purchased instantly without going through the approval process. Therefore, even though the approver will receive an email, the approval process does not apply in this case. This implies that the statement "If you enable the TravelFusion Direct Connect, the approver will receive the email but the approval process does not apply as the trip has already been purchased" is true.

With Require Passive Approval, if the approver takes no action, the reservation will not automatically cancel after the approval deadline.

The Travel Rule Builder can be used to create rules that are not currently present in the Travel Policy when clicking edit for an individual rule type. This tool allows the user to customize and add specific rules according to their needs and requirements, providing flexibility in managing and enforcing travel policies. It enables the creation of new rules that may not be predefined in the existing policy, ensuring that the travel policy remains up-to-date and adaptable to changing circumstances.

There is no limit to the number of Rule classes that can be allowed per Configuration. This means that a Configuration can accommodate any number of Rule classes without any restrictions.

Without enabling a Class of Service Rule, Concur will only search for Economy fares. This means that if a Class of Service Rule is not set up, Concur will not consider any other fare classes besides Economy when searching for flights.

When you save Custom Text to "All Languages", Concur will not translate your text into the 20 available languages.

In the Travel Rule Builder, the Violation Code is not required when creating a rule. This means that it is possible to create a rule without specifying a Violation Code.

The given statement is false. In Concur Travel's 2 tier Approval Process, if the 1st manager rejects the reservation, the 2nd manager will not receive the approval email and cannot override that status.

The "EasyJet pay for seats" option being enabled by travel rule class means that the travel rule class allows passengers to pay for seats on EasyJet flights. This suggests that EasyJet has a specific rule or policy in place that allows passengers to choose and pay for their preferred seats during the booking process.

The correct answer is "True" because it is the affirmative response to a statement or proposition. In this case, the question is asking for a suggestion, and the answer "True" implies that there is a valid explanation available.

When creating a guest rule class, it must specifically be named "Guest Class". This ensures that the class is easily identifiable and distinguishes it from other classes. Naming the rule class as "Guest Class" also follows a clear and logical naming convention, making it easier for other developers to understand and work with the code.

The correct answer is "Location Rate Rule". This is because the given answer states that the hotel rate is based on the location rate or a specific currency and amount. Therefore, in order to enable this rule, the "Location Rate Rule" must also be enabled to calculate the hotel rate based on the location or currency.

The given statement indicates that all the rules of thetrainline.com should be enabled in the flight rules category. This means that when dealing with flight-related matters, the rules and regulations set by thetrainline.com should be followed. Therefore, the correct answer is true, as it aligns with the requirement stated in the statement.

Concur Travel does not support Policy Violation codes per rule class.

When you enable Fybe B2B in the Travelfusion Supplier tab, the additional step required is to add B2B Credentials in Manage TravelFusion B2B Credentials. This means that after enabling Fybe B2B, you need to go to the Manage TravelFusion B2B Credentials section and input the necessary credentials to ensure a smooth B2B integration.

The statement is false because custom text cannot be different per rule class. Custom text is a feature that allows users to add additional information or instructions to a rule. However, this custom text applies to the rule as a whole and is not specific to any particular rule class. Therefore, it is not possible to have different custom text per rule class.

The statement is false because if a site has more than one configuration, each configuration cannot have a rule class designated as the 'default'. The 'default' rule class can only be designated for one configuration, not multiple configurations.

The given statement is false. In car rules, you cannot create a rule that allows travelers to see non-preferred car vendors but not book them. Car rules are designed to restrict or limit the options available to travelers based on their preferences or company policies. Therefore, if a car vendor is marked as non-preferred, travelers would not be able to see or book them.

A Guest rule class does not need to be created for each configuration. Instead, a single Guest rule class can be created to handle multiple configurations. This allows for better organization and maintenance of the code.