Does every booking create a tour?
What a submitted booking creates depends on the booking form — and why a booking with no tour is normal.
What a submitted booking creates depends on the booking form — and why a booking with no tour is normal.
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No. What a submitted booking creates — an Order, Shipments, and/or a Tour — depends on the booking form you used. Some bookings deliberately produce no Tour yet, and that is a configuration choice, not a fault.
Every booking form in Orbit MissionControl is built from a TransportShape, and each shape has an Outputs setting that lists exactly which records a submitted booking creates: Order, Shipment, and optionally Tour.
Because of that, the same action — submitting a booking — can produce different results depending on the form behind it:
Tour the moment you submit.Shipment creates a single Shipment that starts Unrouted — no Tour yet — waiting for you to plan it onto a route later.Order and a Shipment, with no execution plan at all.So a booking that shows no Tour is usually working exactly as configured. If you expected one and don't see it, check which booking form was used, or plan the Shipment onto a Tour yourself.
A dispatcher at Spaceport Shipping Co. in Madrid uses two booking forms. The "Same-day courier" form outputs an Order, Shipment, and Tour, so a submitted booking is instantly ready to dispatch. The "Warehouse intake" form outputs only a Shipment; those arrive Unrouted and are grouped into Tours during the afternoon planning round.