Tariff exceptions allow the standard reservation tariff to be overwritten with another reservation tariff. With this mechanism, it can be specified that selected users pay a different tariff for a specific vehicle.

For example, this option can be used to give selected users a discounted (or free) tariff for a specific vehicle.

Example

Example 1: The owner of the car should not be charged for any reservation of the car.

You own a car and decide to start a car sharing service with it. Other registered users can use your car. However, sometimes you, as the owner, also use the vehicle. In this case, you should not be charged for using the car.

In this case, you can create a reservation rate without charges. With the tariff exception, you overwrite the standard reservation rate so that you do not have to pay anything.

Example 2: A member of a car sharing group receives a reduced reservation rate for a vehicle because he/she looks after the vehicle.

In this case, you can create a reservation rate with lower fees. With this tariff exception, you make sure that this user is charged the reduced reservation rate for this vehicle.

How to set up a tariff exception

The below characteristics must be defined for each tariff exception:

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