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Nowadays we distinguish a few conditions. These can be extended in the future. If conditions are for each asset, they should be enlisted in the processIdentifiers. If they are for some asset, but not for all, the conditions can be added by the TO in the planning phase.
conditionPostponedCommit contains only one property: ultimateResponseTime. This condition only tells that the booking is not yet finally committed. In the booking phase, the TO will respond a booking with the state CONDITIONAL_CONFIRMED
. Later on, the TO will respond on the MPs endpoint /bookings/{id}/event with a COMMIT or with a DENY. This has to be done before the ultimateResponseTime, otherwise is will be a DENY.
conditionRequireBookingData: The TO can demand required data before it can commit a booking. This data is enlisted in the field requiredFields. FROM_ADDRESS, TO_ADDRESS, BIRTHDATE, EMAIL, PERSONAL_ADDRESS, PHONE_NUMBERS, LICENSES, BANK_CARDS, DISCOUNT_CARDS, TRAVEL_CARDS, ID_CARDS, CREDIT_CARDS, NAME, AGE can be demanded and should be supplied in the booking request.
conditionReturnArea: the asset has to be returned at a specific station or in a return area. The hours of return can also be changed (regarding the /operator/opening-hours).
conditionDeposit: future use, is depending on how the Clearing Houses are developing
conditionPayWhenFinished: future use, is depending on how the Clearing Houses are developing
conditionUpfrontPayment: future use, is depending on how the Clearing Houses are developing
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