Travel$ense User's Guide (PDF, 139 MB) - NBAA

122TRAVEL$ENSEindividual trip will provide the answer. The trips are flagged as being possiblyincorrect in some way.The final section shows the database size, average trip size and the number ofeach profile in the database.The Database Profiles ReportThe Database Profiles Report is a printout of the estimates and assumptionsTravel$ense uses to analyze trips. The drop-down selector on the right side liststhe eight types of profiles used by Travel$ense.If password protection is enabled for Employee Levels, you will be prompted toenter the password when printing or previewing the Database Profiles Reportfor Employee Levels. For more information, see Passenger Levels PasswordProtection on page 44.Sort order uses the current sort order of the profile display. If you run thisreport from the Select A Report screen, only the default sort order is used. Tochange the sort order, open the Profile screen itself, click on the columnheading to sort the display and then click on the “Print” button to run thereport.Output is shown below for Aircraft Profiles. All other profiles output onereport row per item of data with the more important measures given. In mostcases some details are not included on the report due to space considerations.Copyright © 1999, National Business Aviation Association, Inc.