Adapt the customer-facing booking experience and ticket documents to your operation. Agree the languages and content that your passengers and staff need.
Website text, ticket products, booking instructions and confirmations should work together. Confirm which languages are required and who will maintain translations when routes or fares change.
A passenger may see the route on the website, during checkout and on the issued ticket. Updating only one of those places creates avoidable uncertainty. Treat passenger wording, product names and document templates as connected content. The actual generated ticket is the final check that the selected fields and language make sense together.
The template editor provides a source view and booking data for document configuration. Review an actual generated ticket rather than relying only on the template source.
Separate your commercial wording and branding from functional changes. If the project needs additional fields or a different process, agree the scope with the Travelmanager team.
Let passengers choose a crossing, select tickets and enter their details on your website.
Explore Online Booking
Use Travelmanager through a connected operating environment for bookings, ticket sales and administration.
Explore Cloud Software
Add Travelmanager online booking to your own website.
Explore Website IntegrationTell us how languages & customisation fits into your operation and which part you want to improve. We’ll review the relevant workflow and the scope of your setup with you.
