How to Create a Reseller
Updated: Mar. 23, 2025
Want to grow your bookings without lifting a finger? Let resellers do the selling for you. This guide walks you through how to create and manage resellers in TicketingHub—perfect for travel agents, hotels, concierges, or anyone helping promote and sell your tours. By giving partners access to your products, you can reach more customers, boost revenue, and simplify your sales process.
Whether you're setting up a one-time affiliate or building long-term wholesale partnerships, this step-by-step guide will help you get started in just a few clicks.
Before you create a reseller, it's important to know the difference between the two types TicketingHub supports:
Must take payment at the time of booking.
Use your payment gateway—you pay them their commission after the sale.
Can sell using:
A reseller widget on their site.
A unique affiliate link.
Can make bookings without immediate payment.
Often have a credit limit (e.g., hotels or bulk sellers).
Can sell via:
A reseller widget with login access.
API integration.
Note: Big resellers like Groupon don’t need a credit limit. For hotels or smaller partners, set one if needed—but most leave it unlimited.
When setting up a new reseller, you can customize the following fields:
Name – Business or contact name.
Email – Used for login and notifications.
Password – Login password for the reseller portal.
Currency – Their operating currency.
Credit Limit – Optional; mainly used for wholesale resellers.
Invoice Date – When invoices are generated.
Notice Date – When payment reminders are sent.
Follow these steps to add a new reseller:
Go to the Resellers section in your admin dashboard.
Click on Add Reseller at the top-right corner.
Fill in the required details:
Name
Email
Password
Currency
(Optional) Credit Limit, Invoice Date, Notice Date
Set additional options if needed:
Send order confirmation notifications to the reseller.
Allow resellers to cancel orders from their dashboard.
Click Create Reseller to finish.
That’s it! Your reseller is now active and ready to start selling.
And just like that, you’ve added a new reseller to your team! Whether they're slinging tours via affiliate links or booking in bulk, you’re now set up to sell more with less hustle. Need help tweaking settings? We’re just a click away.
Want to grow your bookings without lifting a finger? Let resellers do the selling for you. This guide walks you through how to create and manage resellers in TicketingHub—perfect for travel agents, hotels, concierges, or anyone helping promote and sell your tours. By giving partners access to your products, you can reach more customers, boost revenue, and simplify your sales process.
Whether you're setting up a one-time affiliate or building long-term wholesale partnerships, this step-by-step guide will help you get started in just a few clicks.
| How to Create a Reseller |
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| Understanding the Two Types of Resellers |
| Reseller Settings You Can Configure |
| Steps to Create a Reseller in TicketingHub |
Understanding the Two Types of Resellers
Before you create a reseller, it's important to know the difference between the two types TicketingHub supports:
1. Resellers on Commission
Must take payment at the time of booking.
Use your payment gateway—you pay them their commission after the sale.
Can sell using:
A reseller widget on their site.
A unique affiliate link.
2. Resellers on Wholesale
Can make bookings without immediate payment.
Often have a credit limit (e.g., hotels or bulk sellers).
Can sell via:
A reseller widget with login access.
API integration.
Note: Big resellers like Groupon don’t need a credit limit. For hotels or smaller partners, set one if needed—but most leave it unlimited.
Reseller Settings You Can Configure
When setting up a new reseller, you can customize the following fields:
Name – Business or contact name.
Email – Used for login and notifications.
Password – Login password for the reseller portal.
Currency – Their operating currency.
Credit Limit – Optional; mainly used for wholesale resellers.
Invoice Date – When invoices are generated.
Notice Date – When payment reminders are sent.
Steps to Create a Reseller in TicketingHub
Follow these steps to add a new reseller:
Go to the Resellers section in your admin dashboard.
Click on Add Reseller at the top-right corner.
Fill in the required details:
Name
Password
Currency
(Optional) Credit Limit, Invoice Date, Notice Date
Set additional options if needed:
Send order confirmation notifications to the reseller.
Allow resellers to cancel orders from their dashboard.
Click Create Reseller to finish.
That’s it! Your reseller is now active and ready to start selling.
Reseller Unlocked—Let the Bookings Begin
And just like that, you’ve added a new reseller to your team! Whether they're slinging tours via affiliate links or booking in bulk, you’re now set up to sell more with less hustle. Need help tweaking settings? We’re just a click away.
Updated on: 23/03/2025
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