A traveler pays for a booking, the payment succeeds, and the property manager receives the money. A booking channel might have already deducted its commission and collected a tax.
A traveler pays for a booking, the payment succeeds, and the property manager receives the money.
A booking channel might have already deducted its commission and collected a tax.
The bank transfer might cover twenty bookings, an adjustment to an older reservation, and a deduction that has nothing to do with any of them.
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A traveler pays for a booking, the payment succeeds, and the property manager receives the money. A booking channel might have already deducted its commission and collected a tax. The bank transfer might cover twenty bookings, an adjustment to an older reservation, and a deduction that has nothing to do with any of them.
Collecting a payment sounds like a reasonably well-defined problem.
Except that the property manager might only be entitled to part of it. The booking might include Travelers' Fees or Cancellation Protection.
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