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GTC Credentials?
I have asked KVS what GTC credentials are and why I need them. No response. I have had a subscription to KVS for a long time and I don't understand why I have to register again with a social media site given.
Is there any advantage to staying with KVS rather than switching to Expert Flyer? You pay for something and you expect it to work, not to demand more information from you. I have had several emails from KVS and he keeps telling me to register for GTC credentials but doesn't tell me what this is all about. I find this very strange. |
Originally Posted by euslaner
(Post 23688279)
I have asked KVS what GTC credentials are and why I need them. No response. I have had a subscription to KVS for a long time and I don't understand why I have to register again with a social media site given.
Originally Posted by cg346
(Post 23688278)
desperately needing the tool I just found out it doesn't work without this GTC thing... and not even a proper explanation how to arrange a log-in on short notice.
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and why would't I experience problems with the process? There is no sign-up link or anything included?
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TA custody
disappointing update. I switched from expert flyer to kvs for better search results. The web version (mobile) isn't friendly to use as software. Guess now we all back in TA custody :mad:
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there is no Explanation what GTC even is. Please provide more Infos about that.
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Originally Posted by gplates
(Post 23688819)
there is no Explanation what GTC even is. Please provide more Infos about that.
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Originally Posted by Tobias-UK
(Post 23687990)
I've wasted so much time trying to find out how to create a GTC account it's become frustratingly annoying. |
I have to agree with those above. I spent some time with the Google link I received from KVS and then gave up. KVS, please provide more useful instructions and more valuable help. Thanks.
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After many back-and-forward emails with a helpful KVS, I was able to get some GTC credentials, but it wasn't easy or straightforward.
I'm also still trying to figure out the search responses which present differently. |
Originally Posted by infoworks
(Post 23689237)
After many back-and-forward emails with a helpful KVS, I was able to get some GTC credentials, but it wasn't easy or straightforward.
I'm also still trying to figure out the search responses which present differently. |
GTC is "getthere.com" which is a travel search engine tool that is often used as an engine for corporate/organizational travel.
I assume for what ever reason the "old" and excellent KVS tool has somehow lost its ability to pull flight availability from whatever process they were using before. It appears they now want us to input credentials for a getthere.com based account so that this account can be used to pull availability on KVS. I have had the same problems as everyone else. Contacted KVS, I get a cryptic email with a google search which does nothing but point me to various companies and universities that use GTC as their corporate travel profiles and no explanation on how to get a profile. I can't get a profile at these companies I don't belong to. Am I supposed to sign up with one of these companies and get a profile to use KVS going forward? Isn't that not possible given I am not a member or employee of these companies/organizations. (perhaps this is why KVS' email is cryptic.) Major thumbs down on the "upgrade" and as a "platinum" KVS member, I'm pissed about this change as it is not what I paid for. KVS seems very unwilling to provide us with clear guidance as to how to get gtc credentials. I got an updated email today saying they made the instructions clearer, but I have no idea what these instruction are as they don't seem to be posted anywhere. This sucks. |
Originally Posted by ualboston1k
(Post 23689462)
I assume for what ever reason the "old" and excellent KVS tool has somehow lost its ability to pull flight availability from whatever process they were using before.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/trave...ilability.html |
Originally Posted by euslaner
(Post 23688878)
I asked for a refund of my remaining subscription time and he doesn't answer
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Originally Posted by cg346
(Post 23688498)
and why would't I experience problems with the process? There is no sign-up link or anything included?
Originally Posted by gplates
(Post 23688819)
Please provide more Infos about that.
Originally Posted by sadiqhassan
(Post 23688990)
+1 and it's time to I simply don't have. I will now have to use a different source for availability until I can find the time to try and figure this new thing out. Extremely disappointing. :td:
Originally Posted by golfmad
(Post 23689193)
I have to agree with those above. I spent some time with the Google link I received from KVS and then gave up. KVS, please provide more useful instructions and more valuable help. Thanks.
Originally Posted by ualboston1k
(Post 23689462)
I got an updated email today saying they made the instructions clearer, but I have no idea what these instruction are as they don't seem to be posted anywhere.
If you still haven't received it, please check your Spam/Junk folders. Thank you for your patience during this transition process.
Originally Posted by infoworks
(Post 23689237)
After many back-and-forward emails with a helpful KVS, I was able to get some GTC credentials, but it wasn't easy or straightforward.
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Originally Posted by ualboston1k
(Post 23689462)
I assume for what ever reason the "old" and excellent KVS tool has somehow lost its ability to pull flight availability from whatever process they were using before.
Originally Posted by st1575
(Post 23689489)
Everyone -- not just KVS -- lost the ability to see the [Availability/FS] method's underlying data:
Regular Availability is now accessible via the [Availability/GTC] Method, as well as the KVS Tool Mobile Companion. There have been no changes to Award/Upgrade Availability. |
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