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Is there a way to create add-ons on the reservations page that people can add to their reservation - for example, a cake for anniversaries/birthdays, packaged deals, etc?
Chris Hynes said:
Hmm, like a max days in advance setting on the channel level that overrides the one on the property?Sherene M said:
Hi BlueMtn., Did you get this worked out with Booking.com? I have started the process and am finding the same problem. No way to take my own payments. urgh....Hi BlueMtn., Did you get this worked out with Booking.com? I have started the process and am finding the same problem. No way to take my own payments. urgh....
Thanks, Sherene
any news? I have 5 bookings and out of those 4 became cancellations. Their platform is ridiculous
I believe HomeAway requires 5+ properties to be configured as a property manager.
I cam upon this passage below in the homeaway forum. I want to be able to manage my security deposits myself and not have them escrowed at HA. This makes it seem like it is possible if I set myself up as a property manager. Any thoughts?
Do I have to pay a booking fee on the security deposit?
Security deposits are subject to a 3% processing fee but no commission. The processing fee is refunded when you refund the deposit. If you are a property manager managing your HomeAway listings from within your software, security deposits are subject to the processing fee set by your merchant processor but no commission.
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Ross C said:
Well for one thing, I believe it is a lot more likely to bring international guests than the other sites. Of course, where you live highly determines thatHere's how to fix that: https://www.ownerrez.com/support/articles/403-error-whitelisting-wordfence
That example discusses Elementor but the fix will work for any visual builder.
I am getting whitelist requests from wordfence for
https://mywebsite.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php
This was when export or save layout when using Divi Visual Builder.
Resulted in loosing a page of work.
Any ideas on this?
Yep, the widgets are fully functional during the trial: https://www.ownerrez.com/support/articles/widgets
Add those to your site and you're good to go!
Hello,
I have just signed up for the 14 free trial.
I want to see what everything will look like on my website, but the site is not finished yet/not published, it's a Wordpress site. Can I just add the temporary URL for the site ? will I be able to see the widgets on it?
That's the standard setup (import Airbnb iCal into OwnerRez, import OwnerRez iCal into Airbnb). Airbnb doesn't pass through incoming calendars on their outgoing iCal so it won't create a loop.
Can you send me an example booking # of where this happened?
I have a calendar synch from my ownerrez iCal to Airbnb as well. Does this clarify?
Well for one thing, I believe it is a lot more likely to bring international guests than the other sites. Of course, where you live highly determines that
Yep, create as many quotes as you want.
If you want to let the guest experiment, use the booking widget on your site or give them a link to one: https://www.ownerrez.com/support/articles/widgets -- that will give them a live quote as they update dates and guests and let them initiate a book now if you have that feature enabled.
This would be helpful if they are considering a stay from Wednesday to Sunday or Thursday to Monday.
Alternatively
Send them a tool where they can play with what is entered to get the dates and rates that they want.
I am just curious, does anyone have a feel for the experience on booking.com when they do have guests? Not payment or management perspective, but does anyone have a feel about how the guests who book through it on general are? AirBnB guests tend to be younger and sometimes messier I find, whereas VRBO guests tend to be older and pickier. Any thoughts so far on booking.com? It seems to be a big site....
yes that would work. That is only applicable to given channel.
Hmm, like a max days in advance setting on the channel level that overrides the one on the property?
Hmm. That shouldn't be the case because Airbnb doesn't pass through incoming calendars on an outgoing. Can you send me an example booking # of where this happened?
Is there any way to block dates (say anything beyond 60 days out) ONLY on b.com?
I am trying it out and all I am getting I people booking and then cancelling a day later. All it does is ties my calendar up. TIA
There's a new guest form for leaving reviews online. Go to booking, reviews tab, click the Request from Guest button and you get a link fr that booking. And there's a field code called {BUREVIEW} you can use to put that URL in emails to the guest. So after the guest departures, your post-departure email can reference that review link and ask them to leave one.
This is a tricky one. A guest cancels on Airbnb. OwnerRez autosyncs the ical calendar to Airbnb before the Airbnb reservation is removed from OwnerRez and now Airbnb shows blocked and the synch continues... always showing blocked even though it's cancelled.
How do I resolve this so it doesn't require manual removal of the reservations?
I agree and add a filter too. Sometimes you want to search the site and sometimes your blogs and sometimes just the community.
I there a way to embed map in the email? Not a link to google/bing map, but the map? i see many map/location related fields under insert fields, but not map itself? TIA
Yes, I have disabled that forward now. Thank you so much for finding the solution!!
Looked into this further and it's actually a second level bounce -- looks like there is a forward to forwardfromatt@gmail.com and that is what's bouncing, not the initial send to your @att.net account.
Can you disable the forward from your @att.net account? That should solve the problem.
Yes, I am receiving emails fine and showing a bounce a minute or so after.