hush for travel businesses

For tour operators, travel agents and anyone selling trips that leave on a set date.

Trips, deposits, balances and agents, with payment reminders for each.

Trips, not sales deals Each booking holds the destination, the departure date, the number of nights and the number of people. Everything else is planned around the departure.
Deposit now, balance later One booking creates two invoices. The balance due date is worked out from the trip, so you do not type it in again.
Separate reminders for deposits and balances Each one is chased on its own schedule, and nobody is asked for money they have already paid.
Agents and travellers billed correctly A booking sold through an agent is invoiced to the agent, and a direct booking to the traveller. The invoice always goes to the person you chose.
An itinerary your customer can open Your customer gets a day-by-day plan on a private link, with no password needed. It also prints neatly on A4.
What each agent owes you See each agent's total on one line, so you can tell straight away who is behind on payments.
What you make on a trip See supplier costs against what the customer paid, by trip and by supplier, with no spreadsheet needed.
What sells and who is travelling soon Ask hush in plain English what you sell most, or who is travelling in the next two weeks.
An activities catalogue Your activities are priced per person, so you pick them for a quote instead of remembering prices.
A shared operations calendar Every booked activity appears in a calendar your team already uses, updated each week.

£150 per month plus VAT, on top of your plan.