How to Amend, Cancel, Refund, or Switch a Booking in TicketingHub
lastupdated: April 2026 How to Amend, Cancel, Refund, or Switch a Booking in TicketingHub Every change you need to make to a customer's booking happens from the same place — the order page. This guide covers all seven scenarios in one place. Use the table of contents to jump straight to what you need.Some readersHow to Add a Booking
Adding a booking on TicketingHub? It’s simpler than you think—just follow this guide, and you’ll be a pro in no time! Whether you’re a tour operator managing customer requests or a team member handling reservations, this step-by-step walkthrough will make the process seamless. Got resellers or provisional bookings to handle? We’ve got you covered too. Let’s dive in and create some booking magic! Steps to Add a BookingSome readersHow to Set Custom Prices and Times for Private Bookings
Date Updated: Jan. 14, 2025 Customizing prices and times for private bookings? No problem! Whether you’re hosting exclusive private tours, accommodating special client requests, or offering VIP experiences, this guide has you covered. With TicketingHub, it’s as easy as pie to tweak prices and schedules to meet your customers’ unique needs. Not only will this keep your guests happy, but it will also make your operations smoother. Just follow these simple steps, and you’ll have those bookinSome readersHow to Notify Customers via SMS or Email
Updated: February 16, 2025 Ever had a last-minute schedule change and needed to let your guests know ASAP? Want to build excitement for an upcoming adventure by reminding guests what to bring? Or maybe you just wrapped up an amazing tour and want to gather those all-important reviews? Whatever the reason, keeping your guests in the loop is key to providing a seamless experience. With TicketingHub, notifying customers is a breeze—whether it’s via SMS or email. In just a few clicks, you canFew readersPrivate & Public Notes
Adding Private and Public Notes to Bookings TicketingHub allows you to add notes during your booking process. These notes can be added either from the Point of Sale (POS) or from the backend after the booking has been made. Steps to Add Notes to a Booking You can add notes either via the booking page or the order page. Order Page Dashboard Sales On the Ref. tab Click on the booking with 'OR' Reference code. Order page Bookings section Click on the yellow buttonFew readersHow to Change the Voucher Expiry Date
Updated: February 23, 2025 Ever had a customer who couldn't make it in time to use their voucher? Maybe their plans changed, the weather didn’t cooperate, or life simply got in the way. Whatever the reason, expired vouchers can mean frustrated customers and missed opportunities. The good news? You can easily update the expiry date and keep your customers happy while ensuring their booking remains valid. With TicketingHub, extending a voucher’s expiry date is quick and hassle-free. Here’sFew readersHow to Find a Booking
Date Updated: Jan. 14, 2025 Lost in the maze of bookings? Don’t worry—TicketingHub's dashboard is here to save the day! With just a few clicks, you’ll be able to track down any booking like a pro. Let’s walk you through it step by step.Few readersWhat is a Ticket Cut-off Time? How to Set it Up via TicketingHub?
Creation Date: January 1, 2025 Let’s face it—timing is everything, especially when selling tickets online. This guide will show you how to master ticket cut-off times using TicketingHub. Whether you need time to allocate a guide or want to squeeze in last-minute bookings, this walkthrough has your back. It's perfect for tour operators and event organizers to stay organized and maximize sales.Few readersHow to Add a Booking After It Happened
Updated: Apr. 27, 2025 So, you forgot to log a booking? Hey, it happens to the best of us. Whether a guest showed up unannounced or a sale was made offline and never made it into the system—don’t sweat it. You’re not stuck with an inaccurate report. This quick guide will walk you through how to add a past booking in TicketingHub. It's made for tour operators, activity organizers, reservation managers—or anyone who just realized, “Oops, that one didn’t get entered.” This comes in espFew readers
