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-====== MVT Messages ======
-<box tutorial>[[videos:account-configuration:mvt-messages|Video Tutorial]]</box>
-This module allows to set up **Movement Emails** for each aircraft. You can define **templates** as well as add new templates. When Flight Watch data arrives to Leon a movement email will be sent out to the recipient.
-For each teamplate you can input its name, subject and template's text. **Tags** available in the **Legend** can be used so that the movement email contained all necessary information.
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-===== Templates =====
-[{{ :leon:settings:templates.png?150|Aircraft Movement Templates}}]
-There are 8 available default templates which can be modified. It is also possible to define your own templates.
-A screenshot below shows an example of the **Take Off** template's text.  In order to add a new template click **+** and add details such as:
-  * **Template's name** - i.e. "Aircraft owner movement email".
-  * **Subject** - i.e. "Takeoff movement for (Aircraft registration number)".
-  * **Template** - the text should contain tags available in Legend.
-{{:leon:settings:template text.png|}}
-Once the **Flight Watch** data is filled in an email for the above template would be as on the example below:
-"Dear Sirs,
-We wish to inform you that the aircraft B-ARTI on flight no BAR21 from WARSAW FREDERIC CHOPIN WAW to GENEVA INTERNATIONAL (GVA) has taken off at 07:15.
-Aircraft is scheduled to arrive to GENEVA INTERNATIONAL GVA at 09:45.
-Aircraft has 23 passengers on board."
-==== Conditional Tags ====
-[{{ :leon:settings:Conditional tags.png?200|Example of Content error when creating conditional MVT Message}}]
-It is possible to include or exclude empty fields from the MVT Message. In order to do it you need to use **Conditional tags**.
-To create such condition you need to use '#' to open the sentence and '/' to close it, for example:
-**{////{#PAX}}** Passenger number on the flight is {////{PAX}} **{////{/PAX}}**,
-where **{////{#PAX}}** is opening the condition and **{////{/PAX}}** is closing it.
-In the above case, if the Flight Watch does not include PAX number, or PAX number is 0, this information will not be included in MVT Message. If it is 1 and more, The above sentence will be included in the message.
-It is also important to close one condition before opening another. **Errors in the template will be highlighted orange** in the template and 'SAVE' button will remain **inactive** until content error is amended.
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-===== Rules =====
-[{{ :leon:settings:defining rules.png?200|Defining take off & landing rules for the aircraft}}]
-By clicking on a particular aircraft in a section **Fleet Rules** Leon opens a new screen where you can select **Scenario** (Take off, Landing, Aircraft ready, ETA update) and **Template** (select between those defined on the right-hand side).
-You can also insert a recipient's email address as well as CC & BCC email addresses - this should be done for both: take off & landing MVT emails.
-Each Rule has **Client** checkbox available which will allow you to include Client in relevant MVT email.
-A button **ADD RULE** allows to add custom rules (i.e. a separate rule for a client).
-It is possible to turn off the rule on an aircraft by using ON/OFF button. Even if an aircraft has Rules assigned, switching it off will prevent MVT messages being sent for this particular tail.
-{{:leon:settings:Aircraft rules.png?}}
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-===== Legend =====
-The legend contains **Tags** and right next to them their description plus **Test Data** column showing examples (see below).
-       TAG              DESCRIPTION         TEST DATA
-  {{ADEP_ICAO}} Airport of departure (ICAO)   EPWA
-<box>When defining templates you should only use tags displayed in Legend. In case you need an additional tag, please contact [[support@leonsoftware.com]]</box>

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