Vehicle Sharing Between Locations

1. In the first section you can set up links between locations that always share vehicles.  This can be done if you have two locations close together or in the same city (e.g. an Airport location and a CBD location).
   
2. The second section lets you set up temporary vehicle sharing rules.  This may be useful if you have seasonal migration patterns where your vehicles are required in certain locations at certain times of the year.
3. The third section allows you to accept a booking at a different location to where a vehicle is usually located, but only if it is far enough in the future.  This allows you essentially accept a booking for any location, knowing that you will be able to shift vehicles in order to service this requirement.  It is advised to leave this as 0 if you are geographically-dispersed, unless you are willing to shift vehicles between any of your locations.

1. The first section allows you to place a limit on how far in advance a booking can be made. So, if you set this to a value of 365, then bookings with a pickup date that is more than a year from today will not be available. This is useful if your prices often change and you do not know what the rates will be too far in the future. 
   
2. The second section controls whether you wish to hold some contingency spots for categories that may have last minute availability problems or maintenance. It also allows you to overbook a certain category. if there are often cancelations or upgrades to other categories.
   
3. The third section controls whether bookings over a certain length are returned as On Request, even if there are no vehicle available, as you may be able to find ways of working these longer bookings into your schedule.
   
4. The fourth section controls whether cancelled one-ways bookings are converted into Placeholders, to indicate when manual relocations by staff are required.