How it works

One enquiry, followed all the way to the traveller's hands

Every screen below is the product running a real six-day family tour of Sri Lanka: Colombo, Kandy, Nuwara Eliya, Galle. Two adults, one child, one infant, quoted in US dollars.

6 days · 4 stops1 family of fourQuoted, papered and delivered
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The quotation workspace for a six day Sri Lanka trip, showing four stops with their hotels and experiences beside a live pricing breakdown, map and trip calendar

The work is the same. The retyping is what goes away.

Nothing here asks you to change how you sell a tour. It changes how many places you have to enter it.

Spreadsheets and inboxes

A rate sheet per supplier, and the current one is in someone’s inbox

The quote is a spreadsheet, the itinerary is a document, and they disagree

A hotel changes and four files have to be edited by hand

The client asks for a second option and the first one gets overwritten

One system

One catalog, with your contracted rates and their season dates

Quotation, itinerary, vouchers and booklet built from the same trip

Change the hotel once and every document is correct again

Two versions sit side by side under one booking reference

The walkthrough

Six steps from enquiry to booklet

Each step hands its data to the next one, so the price on the quotation, the room on the voucher and the day on the booklet are always the same fact.

1

Load your catalog once

Hotels, transport, guides, attractions and restaurants live in one catalog with your contracted rates against them. Load it once and every quote you build afterwards prices itself from it.

Rates carry their own season dates, markets and currency

Room types, room categories, meal plans and occupancy caps

Import a season from CSV or XLSX and let the job run in the background

The hotel rates list, filtered by market, room type, meal plan and season
The rate calendar for one hotel across a month, with the picked rate marked per night
2

Open the quote and build the trip

A quotation starts with where the client is coming from, where they are going, the dates, the selling currency and who is travelling. The booking reference is issued straight away and the rest of the trip hangs off it.

Adults, children and infants counted separately, and per stop if they differ

Rates are snapshotted the moment you pick them

Hotels, experiences and dining attach to the stop they belong to

Transport and guides cover the journeys between stops

Trip details and the first stop, Colombo, with its hotel and experiences
3

Watch the price as you build

The breakdown stacks hotels, experiences, dining, transport and guides into a base total, a grand total and a per person figure. Costs held in another currency convert at the rate set on this quotation. Attach a discount or a markup and the totals move while you watch.

Per person leaves infants out of the divisor

Reusable markup and discount rules, applied per quotation

Refresh when a supplier rate moves under you

Revenue, cost, profit and margin on the P&L view

The P&L view showing revenue, cost, profit, margin and the category totals behind them
4

Send the documents

One set of trip data renders every document the booking needs: the quotation, the confirmation, the confirmation voucher, the itinerary and a voucher for each hotel. Decide per document what the reader sees, so the agent copy and the traveller copy come from the same trip without either being entered twice.

Show or hide pricing, images, hotels, experiences and dining

Two versions priced side by side in one quotation

Preview, download or email without leaving the page

Email every voucher at once, or one property at a time

The documents step of a quotation, with itinerary, quotations and hotel voucher panels
The quotation document showing the stay table for all four stops
A hotel voucher for Taj Samudra with room type, meal plan and rate
5

Hand them something worth keeping

A confirmed trip becomes a client-ready brochure without a designer. Pick a theme and the cover, welcome, day-by-day pages, hotels and contacts are already written from the itinerary. Generate the trip map and it draws the real driving route between their stops.

Two themes, twenty-six section types, your palette and fonts

Share as a link, behind a passcode, or with an expiry date

The traveller can approve the trip or leave a comment

Editing the booklet never changes the quotation

The booklet builder with the section list, page canvas and inspector
The published booklet in the Meridian theme, as the traveller sees it
6

Or let them walk it

The same booklet opens as an interactive atlas. Each stop sits on an illustrated 3D map with its day beside it, so the traveller can play the journey through before they pack, from the link you already sent.

Stop-by-stop play-through with the day’s detail alongside

Opens from the booklet link, nothing to install

Rolling out destination by destination

The Live Booklet atlas with the four Sri Lanka stops pinned along the route
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And Yuki does the typing

Yuki works inside the quotation rather than beside it. Ask what is booked and it reads the trip. Tell it to add a stop or change the passenger mix and it writes the change in, after showing you what it is about to do.

Searches hotels, transport, attractions, places and people in plain language

Drafts a booklet from rough notes, a paragraph or a supplier PDF

Runs on a monthly allowance that comes with your plan

Yuki listing the booked hotels and the total guide cost for the trip

See it on your own tours

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