Setting up your service library

Updated October 8, 2026

Everything you drop into a trip comes from your service library. A Provider is a company you book through — a DMC, hotel, transfer company or guide — and each provider has services, the individual items you sell (a tour, a hotel night, an airport transfer). Set these up once and building trips gets fast.

Add a provider

Open Catalog (under More) — it shows your whole library at a glance and flags gaps like missing prices or hotel photos. Click Suppliers, then New Provider. Give it a name and its contact details — you’ll use these later when you email them a booking request.

The Catalog page with search, needs-attention cards and service categories
The Catalog: search everything, fix gaps, browse by category.
The Service Providers list with each provider type and service count
Catalog → Suppliers lists every provider and how many services it has.

Add services to it

Open a provider and click Add service. A short three-step wizard walks you through it:

  • Basics — pick a Category (Accommodation, Transport, Activities, Meals, Guides, Insurance or Miscellaneous), the Country and City, a Service name, an icon and an optional description. For a hotel you can paste a Booking.com or Expedia link to prefill its name, address, stars and photos (never the price).
  • Pricing— the cost, the currency, and whether it’s priced per person or as a flat amount.
  • Details — anything extra worth keeping on the service.
A provider page showing contact details and its services grouped by category
A provider page: contact details on the left, its services on the right.
The Add New Service wizard on step 1, Basics, with category tiles, country, city and name
Add service, step 1 of 3 — Basics.

Custom rates per trip

Negotiated a one-off rate for a particular trip? In the Builder you can set a custom rate for a service on that trip only — your library price stays untouched for everything else.

Two shortcuts

A brand-new workspace can load a starter catalog from the dashboard checklist, so you begin with a set of common services instead of a blank library. And to move a whole supplier rate sheet in at once, see Importing your data.

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