Start with the guide if this is your first time here. It explains what each page is, what it does, and where it fits in the quarterly bid timeline.
Plain-English map of every page: what each one is, what it does, and who it's for.
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Framework
Reference throughoutThe plan: pairing rules in priority order, how the automated engine works, what's settled versus still open.
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Bidding Calendar: Rotation Setup
Step 1 · SchedulerBuild a rotation line from four fields and every on-duty block for the quarter generates itself.
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Quarterly Bid: Pilot View
Step 2 · Pilot-facingWhat a pilot sees: name and approved PTO first, then ranks up to five line and slot choices.
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Pairing Engine: Scheduler Run
Step 3 · SchedulerSample roster and bids showing the submission gate, the seniority-order run, and flags for manual review.
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Seniority Lists
Before step 1 · SchedulerBuild, reorder, and commit the seniority list each fleet runs on, with a printable record of every commit.
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Filters & No-Pair List
Before step 1 · SchedulerNever-pair and domestic-only, each committed with its own history. Both are hard rules the engine cannot trade away.
Roster, seniority, filters, line setup, pilot bid and bid results all run on the shared database. The pairing engine is partly built: its checks are live, the assignment logic is not.
