Partners

No partner program yet — on purpose

We publish what exists. There's no directory, revenue share, or certification tier today — when there is one, it will exist before this page says so. Here's the concrete ground a partnership would stand on, and how to start that conversation.

What exists today

The concrete ground

Four things a supplier or technology partner would actually plug into — each one running in production now, not on a roadmap.

Supplier rates, in one place
Advisors keep every supplier's commission rate in the platform, and each booking carries its expected commission and split from the day it's written — so what a supplier pays is visible next to what actually arrived.
Real final-payment schedules, built in
Pick the supplier product and the deadline fills in — plus the date to collect from the client, five days earlier. Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Cruise Line, Universal, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, and Norwegian standard cabins have their real schedules built in today.
Custom domains via hosting
An agency points a domain it already owns at an advisor's site. We add it to hosting and show the exact DNS record to create — no transfer, no registrar lock-in.
Verified transactional email
Request acknowledgements and review invitations go out from the agency's verified sending domain — deliverable mail from an identity the agency controls.
Start the conversation

Who we want to hear from

Suppliers
Your schedule, from the source

Advisors keep your final-payment rules in spreadsheets and memory. We build the unconditional ones straight into the booking screen — and where a rule is conditional, we show a note and let the advisor enter the date rather than guess it. If you'd rather those rules come from you than from folklore, that's the conversation.

Technology partners
Earn a place in the stack

TravelIQ exists to replace the six tools an agency duct-tapes together, so an integration has one bar to clear: what does it do for the agency? Tell us that first — the plumbing conversation is easy after it.