Last updated October 3, 2026
Sometimes the person you send a proposal to has to show it to someone else before saying yes. A band director checks with the principal, a club organizer runs it past the board, or a parent shows the grandparents who are helping pay.
Forwarding the client link to them is risky, because anyone holding the client link can approve, book, and pay. A review link solves that. It opens the same proposal, with every way to respond removed.
| A reviewer can | A reviewer cannot |
|---|---|
| Read the whole proposal: options, pricing, itinerary, what's included, terms | Approve or decline |
| Compare options | Book a spot or check out |
| Pay, authorize a card, or buy insurance | |
| Sign or accept terms | |
| Fill in forms, join a waitlist, or leave comments |
A banner at the top reads: "Shared with you for review. Only the trip organizer can approve this trip."
This isn't just hidden buttons. The review link carries none of the client link's details, and our servers turn away any attempt to book or pay with it. It works the same for individual proposals and group booking pages.
If your agency has a custom domain, the link uses it, just like your client link.
Your client link is never affected. The client can still approve and book as usual.
On a group booking page, when the person reviewing it is the one who has to approve the trip, like a band director, use Send for approval instead. See Sending a Group Quote for Approval.
When a reviewer opens the link, it's recorded as a review view, separate from your client's views. It does not count toward the proposal's view count, does not mark the proposal as viewed by the client, and does not start any "client viewed" follow-ups or automations. Your own visits to the review link aren't recorded.
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