Bookings, supplier commissions and the books in one place
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Know Which Commissions Haven't Landed

A booking is sold months before the commission arrives, and the gap is where agencies lose money they already earned. Every booking carries its expected commission as a receivable until the supplier pays — so chasing what's owed is a report, not a memory exercise.

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Built with a working agency, not from a spec

🧾 Bookings that become accounting

Record the booking with its supplier, travel dates and expected commission, and the receivable exists from that moment — not when someone remembers to invoice.

💰 Commission receivables by supplier

See exactly what each cruise line, tour operator or wholesaler still owes you, and how long it's been outstanding, before the relationship manager call.

✅ Receive and reconcile

When a commission statement arrives, match the payment against the bookings it covers. Shortfalls stay visible instead of disappearing into a lump deposit.

👥 Pay your agents

Independent contractor splits calculated from the commissions actually received, so you're never paying out on money that hasn't arrived.

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The Professional plan

The Travel Agency Edition is included with Professional — booking and commission tracking plus the agency's full accounting in one annual subscription, instead of a spreadsheet beside a general ledger.

Professional

One agency, up to five sets of books

$540/year
Annual subscription. Your rate is locked for 12 years.

Host agency with several entities? Enterprise consolidates them →

Questions agencies ask

Does this replace our CRM or booking engine?

No. Client profiles, itineraries, quoting and supplier booking stay where they are. This is the money half — what each booking earns, what's been paid, what's still owed, and the agency's books underneath.

Do you connect to GDS or consortium reporting?

Not today. Bookings are entered or imported rather than pulled from a GDS feed, and commission statements are matched rather than auto-reconciled from a consortium file. If that integration is what would decide it for you, tell us which system and we'll take it as a request.

Who was this built with?

A working agency — Odyssey Travel — as design partner, rather than from a requirements document. The workflow follows how commissions actually arrive and get chased, which is why the receivable exists from the booking rather than the invoice.

We're a host agency with independent contractors. Does that work?

Yes. Agent splits are calculated from commissions received, and contractors are paid out of what's actually landed. Professional covers up to five sets of books if you keep entities separate.

Can our bookkeeper or CPA get in?

Yes. Advisor connections are included and don't use one of your seats.

What happens to our existing books?

Import them. Bring your chart of accounts, clients, suppliers and history across from QuickBooks or a CSV, and we'll help load open bookings so outstanding commissions tie out — that's part of getting started, not a separate engagement.

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