Built for groups & corporate trips
Many travelers. One trip. One record that holds it.
The whole party on the client record, a traveler list on every trip, payments that arrive in pieces, and a commission that splits cleanly when advisors share the work.
Why group specialists choose TravelIQ
Group logistics without the side-spreadsheet
A group trip is one booking wearing twelve seatbelts. The record, the money and the commission all treat it that way.
The party, on the record
The household record carries the travel party, and every trip carries its own traveler list — so the fourteen names on this year's reunion never overwrite the ten from last year's, and both stay on the client's history.
Payments that arrive in pieces
Group money rarely lands in one piece. Record a deposit and a balance, or a monthly plan, per booking; the remaining balance is derived from the payments on file — never typed — so a dozen part-payments can't put the arithmetic out.
Shared work, split to the cent
When advisors share a group, split the commission up to four ways — or route a referral — resolved to the exact cent. A clawback posts as a negative entry against a future payout, so a settled statement is never reopened.
See it running
A shared group, settled to the cent
Fictional names and figures; the split arithmetic and the weekly statements are the product's. Each advisor's statement lists only their own share.
Bring your biggest group
Set up a fourteen-traveler trip on the sample agency and watch the ledger keep up — or book twenty minutes and bring your hardest one.