Amstelveen time

Configuration

Settings

These thresholds drive travel-time estimates, warning triggers, and the coverage gauge across the whole app (see README "Reliability scoring" / "Travel-time approximation" for how each one is used). Changes apply immediately to the next check or auto-assignment run — use "Re-run auto-assignment" on the job list to see the effect on the current schedule.

Thresholds

How much judgement the system may use by itself.
Careful leaves every warning for a planner.
Balanced may auto-assign warnings that are mainly up to the interpreter, such as long commute home.
Flexible may auto-assign any warning-level match.
God-Mode additionally lets a planner manually override validation blocks, except overlapping bookings.

Used to convert straight-line distance into an estimated travel time.

Added to every travel estimate for parking/walking in, or dialling into a call.

Extra gap beyond the bare minimum required that still gets flagged as a warning instead of accepted cleanly.

One-way home-to-job distance beyond which a warning is raised.

How far an interpreter's total booked time can exceed the least-loaded qualified alternative before a warning is raised.

Straight-line radius used to count nearby qualified interpreters for the Coverage indicator.

Number of nearby interpreters that reads as "full" on the Coverage gauge.

Unassigned jobs due within this many Amsterdam calendar days are highlighted in red on the overview.