This month, we’ve launched exciting product updates in Lemax. Learn about the details below.

Travel segment window improvement

What’s new

We have improved the usability and functionality of the travel segment window. We refactored the logic to move more multiple passengers in travel segments by need.

This update is automatically available to you once the release is launched. Please note that the usage of this update could depend on system setups (which modules/products you use) and user roles.

Problem being solved

With this development, we resolved the problem of moving multiple passengers across travel segments, copying, or merging. Also, we are now showing more passenger information. The UA and UX in the window have been improved, so the actions between travel segments are now smoother and more time-efficient. We introduced several UA elements that would increase the understanding of available options.

Benefit for the users

Day-to-day work with travel segments is now a smoother and faster process. Usability and UX are improved, and multiple passengers are moved, copied, and merged at once between travel segments. With that, we gain a more flexible way of handling travel segments and increase efficiency in operational work.

How it works

Multiselect checkbox

A multi-select checkbox is now available so that you can move, copy, or manage multiple passengers simultaneously.

Color indicators

Passengers moved to other segments are now highlighted in yellow so you can track your progress.

Passenger information

Now you can see the passenger’s gender and age, next to the name.

Tooltips

Tooltips are added for merging and applying elements, the same as the info icon.

Collapse & Hide

The collapse travel segment helps you to choose which segment you will be working on.

Scroll

A horizontal scroll is added, and the vertical for each segment helps manage the actions in the window.

Use of empty space

When we have one travel segment with a large number of passengers we improved on the use of space and layout.

Example of new elements and functions from a testing environment: