Last updated September 25, 2026
Invoices can include terms and conditions from two sources: your agency's default terms and individual supplier terms pulled from bookings on the trip. Both can be toggled on or off per invoice, and both support per-invoice text overrides.
Go to Settings → Agency & Branding → Defaults → Terms & Conditions to set your agency's default terms and conditions text (Settings → My Business → Terms & Conditions if you are a solo advisor, where the page has no tabs). This text will be available on every invoice you create.
Advisor terms come first. If an advisor has set their own terms under Settings → Profile → My Terms & Conditions, those replace the agency default on the invoices they create. Host agencies can also stop independent advisors from inheriting the agency terms entirely. See Advisor & Agency Terms & Conditions for the full picture.
On the invoice detail page, scroll to the Terms & Conditions card. Toggle the Your terms switch to attach your default terms to the invoice.
Many agencies keep more than one set of terms, for example one for cruises, one for hosted group trips, and one for independent travel. Save each one as a named block under Settings → Agency & Branding → Defaults → Terms & Conditions (Settings → My Business → Terms & Conditions if you are a solo advisor), then pick the right one per document.
When agency terms are enabled, a Terms set dropdown appears at the top of the Terms & Conditions card listing every saved set. Choose one and its text is attached to this invoice or proposal only. Choose Agency default to go back to whatever your workspace default is.
Two things worth knowing:
When agency terms are enabled, expand the Preview section to view the text. Click Edit for this invoice to customize the terms for this specific invoice without changing your default. A Reset to default button appears after you make changes, letting you revert to the workspace default at any time. Once you hand-edit the text the Terms set dropdown shows Custom text for this document.
Supplier terms are pulled from the bookings on the trip. Each supplier that has terms and conditions in your supplier directory will appear as a checkbox in the Terms & Conditions card.
Check the box next to a supplier's name to include their terms on the invoice. Uncheck to exclude them. You can include terms from multiple suppliers on a single invoice.
The Add supplier T&Cs picker only lists suppliers that already have terms text or a terms URL saved on them, so a supplier you have never given terms to will not appear. Two ways to fix that:
When a supplier's terms are enabled, expand Preview to see the text. Click Edit to customize the supplier terms for this specific invoice. Use Reset to default to revert to the supplier's original terms.
When your client views the public invoice page, enabled terms appear at the bottom of the invoice. Agency terms appear first, followed by any enabled supplier terms. The terms use the exact text you've configured — either the default or your per-invoice override.
Long terms can take up several pages of a PDF. To print a link instead, add your website's terms page in the Terms & Conditions URL field at the top of the same Terms & Conditions settings card. From then on, invoice and proposal PDFs print one line under Terms & Conditions: Our full terms and conditions are published at followed by your link.
| Terms Source | Where to set the default | Per-invoice override? |
|---|---|---|
| Agency terms | Settings → Agency & Branding → Defaults → Terms & Conditions | Yes — pick a saved terms set, or edit inline |
| Supplier terms | Supplier directory record | Yes — edit inline on the invoice |
Send payment reminders and receipts from the invoice page, and set automatic payment reminders in Automations → Payment reminders.
A monthly sweep that catches every trip with an open balance, including balances added after final payment, and can send clients a recurring statement.
Set up deposits, reminders, and balance authorization requests, then process the authorized payment with the supplier and record the result.