ARC accredited agents should:

ARC accredited agents should:

• A. Review their IAR sales report daily to check for errors and verify that all of the ticket transactions are in their IAR sales report.
• B. Review their IAR sales report weekly to check for errors.
• C. Avoid reviewing the IAR sales report unless there is an issue.
• D. Only review the report at year end.

Answer: (A)

Daily verification of the IAR sales report is essential to keep the agency’s sales data accurate and complete. By reviewing the report every day, you can confirm that every ticket issued is reflected in the IAR sales report, spot errors or mis-postings early, and verify that all transactions are accounted for. This proactive check supports correct settlements with ARC and airlines and makes monthly and year-end reconciliations much smoother. Waiting to review the report weekly or only at year-end allows discrepancies to accumulate, increasing the risk of missed tickets, duplicate entries, or incorrect commissions. Avoiding review unless there’s an issue misses the ongoing control needed to maintain clean, reliable records.

Daily verification of the IAR sales report is essential to keep the agency’s sales data accurate and complete. By reviewing the report every day, you can confirm that every ticket issued is reflected in the IAR sales report, spot errors or mis-postings early, and verify that all transactions are accounted for. This proactive check supports correct settlements with ARC and airlines and makes monthly and year-end reconciliations much smoother. Waiting to review the report weekly or only at year-end allows discrepancies to accumulate, increasing the risk of missed tickets, duplicate entries, or incorrect commissions. Avoiding review unless there’s an issue misses the ongoing control needed to maintain clean, reliable records.