Accumulated Facts
Definitions of metrics over a member's flight history that rules reference in their conditions.
What it is
An accumulated fact is a metric definition over a member’s flight history that rules can reference in their conditions — for example “hours flown this year” or “number of launches in the last 90 days”. When a pricing or qualification rule asks “has this member flown more than 100 hours?”, it reads the value from exactly such a definition.
Each definition sets what is counted (hours flown, or number of launches), in which role (any / PIC / instructor), over which period (this year / the last N days / all time) and optionally a flight filter (conditions a flight must meet to be included in the total). The value is computed for a given member only at the moment a rule is evaluated, always from approved flights — it is never stored as a permanent balance.
How to use it
- Create a definition — add a new metric at
/accumulated-facts/new— choose what is counted, the pilot role, the period and an optional flight filter. - Edit a definition — open an existing metric to edit at
/accumulated-facts/[id]/edit. - Use in conditions — a definition can be referenced in the conditions of both pricing and qualification rules.
- See where it’s used — each definition shows how many active rules use it; a definition in use cannot be deleted.
Related
- Pricing Rules — reference these metrics in their conditions.
- Qualification Rules — reference these metrics in their conditions.
- Members — the people whose flights count toward the metrics.