Last updated June 19, 2026
Most trips need the same set of to-dos: send the booking confirmation, collect passports, confirm reservations, send final documents, follow up after they get home. Instead of retyping that checklist on every trip, build it once as a task template and drop it onto any trip in a click — or have it apply itself automatically.
Manage your templates in Settings → Task Templates. That is the single home for them. (Each template is a named checklist; applying it creates real trip tasks you can check off, reassign, and track.)
A template task's due date is not a fixed calendar date — it is calculated relative to an anchor when the template is applied to a trip. Pick the number of days, before or after, and the anchor:
| Anchor | The due date is counted from… | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Trip start | the trip's departure date | "collect passports 60 days before," "send final docs 7 days before" |
| Trip end | the trip's return date | "request a review 3 days after," "log final commission 14 days after" |
| Final payment due | the trip's final payment deadline | "confirm final payment received 3 days before," "send a reminder 7 days before" |
| When applied | the day the template is added to the trip | "send welcome packet the day it's applied," "kick off onboarding +2 days" |
| No due date | — | reminders that don't need a deadline |
If a trip is missing the anchor date (for example, no final payment deadline is set), the task is still created — it just comes in without a due date, so nothing is lost.
Tip: anchoring "confirm final payment received" to Final payment due instead of guessing a number of days from trip start means the reminder always lands against the real deadline, even when a supplier's payment date is unusual.
Open any trip, go to the Tasks section, and click Apply Template. Pick a template and its tasks are added to the trip instantly, each with its due date calculated from that trip's dates. Tasks are assigned to the trip's owner by default.
You can have a template apply itself automatically so you never have to remember. In the template editor, under Auto-apply this checklist when…, check any of:
From then on, whenever that event happens, the checklist's tasks appear on the trip on their own — no clicking. Leave all three unchecked to keep a template manual-only.
A checklist is never applied to the same trip twice. If a template is set to auto-apply on both "trip created" and "booking confirmed," the trip gets that checklist once, not twice. The same protection means editing an already-confirmed booking won't re-add the list.
Applying a template (manually or automatically) creates ordinary trip tasks. From there they behave like any other task — priorities, assignments, due-date and overdue highlighting, and check-off all work the same way. Editing a template later does not change tasks that were already applied to existing trips; it only affects future applications.
A typical advisor keeps a few templates:
Set them up once, turn on auto-apply where it fits, and the right to-dos show up on every trip without you lifting a finger.
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