Travel sales invoicing
Prepare customer and agent invoices with booking references, service lines, taxes, discounts and payment terms. Maintain proforma documents and credit notes.
Connect what you sell, what you collect and what you owe. Bring travel-specific accounting into the same story as your bookings, agents and suppliers.
Prepare customer and agent invoices with booking references, service lines, taxes, discounts and payment terms. Maintain proforma documents and credit notes.
Record receipts, deposits, instalments and advance payments. Allocate collections to invoices and track remaining balances.
View opening balances, transactions, outstanding invoices and statements by customer or agent. Monitor ageing and collection priorities.
Connect credit notes and customer refunds to the original booking and cancellation. Keep charges, adjustments and pending refunds visible.
Record supplier bills and service costs against hotels, flights, transfers, activities and packages, retaining booking and supplier references.
Track outstanding supplier invoices, payment schedules and advance balances. Prepare an organised view of upcoming settlements.
Compare your ledger with supplier statements. Identify unmatched items, partial payments, differences and disputed costs for review.
Track agent commissions, service fees and incentive settlements alongside the commercial records that support them.
Organise the chart of accounts, journal entries, opening balances and financial periods. Keep transactions traceable to their source documents.
Maintain bank and cash accounts, record transfers and reconcile statements against receipts, supplier payments and expenses.
Maintain transaction and reporting currencies, capture exchange rates and review conversion differences and exchange gains or losses.
Configure applicable tax treatments and invoice fields for your operating market. Define financial review responsibilities, approvals and audit trails; local requirements are scoped during setup.
Bring selling price, supplier net, commissions, discounts and expenses together to review margin by booking, package, agent or destination.
Review trial balance, profit and loss, balance sheet, ledger movements and period comparisons from the accounting records.
Understand expected collections, upcoming payments, overdue receivables and payable ageing to support cash planning.
Analyse daily and monthly sales, supplier exposure, branch or cost-centre results where configured, and export reports for review.
Highlight unusual amounts, potential duplicates or mismatched booking costs for the finance team to investigate.
Suggest possible matches between statement lines and ledger records, leaving approval and posting with authorised staff.
Use available financial data to explore likely collection and payment patterns, with assumptions reviewed by your finance team.
Prepare readable summaries of revenue, margin and outstanding balances. Confirm every conclusion against the underlying accounting records.
Explore how the individual features work together across the day-to-day responsibilities of your team.
Link bookings to invoices, proforma documents, receipts, instalments and deposits. Allocate receipts, track overdue balances and maintain customer and agent statements.
Connect supplier bills, costs, advance payments and settlements to travel services. Track due dates, supplier balances, statement differences and disputed items.
Retain the original booking reference through credit notes, debit adjustments, cancellation charges and refunds. Keep payment and refund status available for follow-up.
Maintain accounts, journals, opening balances, financial periods and cash or bank books. Reconcile statements and review transaction currencies and exchange differences.
Review trial balance, profit and loss, balance sheet, cash flow and ageing. Analyse revenue, net cost, commissions and margins by booking, package, destination or agent.
Keep finance responsibilities and transaction history clear. Use AI-assisted matching, exception review and financial summaries while authorised staff review and approve entries.
Give your finance team a useful starting point: suggested matches, unusual-transaction signals and readable financial summaries. Authorised people review and approve postings.
Understand the features and scope of this part of GTBS.
GTBS Travel Accounts covers booking-linked invoices and receipts, agent receivables, supplier payables, refunds, ledger entries, bank reconciliation, multi-currency transactions and financial reporting.
The accounting workflow connects selling values, supplier costs, commissions, discounts and expenses to help teams review booking and package profitability, with reporting by agent or destination where configured.
AI assistance can highlight unusual transactions, suggest reconciliation matches and prepare financial summaries. Authorised finance staff review the supporting records and approve entries.