Release Notes

Fixed an issue where the automated inquiry acknowledgement email showed an empty “Your Travel Plan Info” section (just a heading, with no details beneath it) when the inquiry form did not collect a trip, departure date, or traveller count, for example on a careers or general contact form. That section is now hidden when there is nothing to show, and the customer’s contact details expand to fill the space.

Fixed an issue where report date-range filters treated the selected end date as the very start of that day, so records created later on the end date were left out. Picking 1 to 30 June, for example, excluded everything from 30 June itself. The end date is now inclusive of the whole day across the Payments, Accounting, Sales, Agent, bookings-CSV, and hotel-settlement reports. A hint under the date pickers now confirms that both the start and end dates are included, so the range is unambiguous.

Fixed an issue where opening or closing a popup on a website page (the popup inquiry form or the search popup) reset the page to the top instead of leaving the visitor where they were, forcing them to scroll back down to keep browsing. The page now stays locked at the visitor’s exact position while the popup is open, and returns to it on close, on both desktop and mobile. On desktop, a tall popup inquiry form now scrolls within itself, so the Close and Send buttons stay visible instead of scrolling out of reach.

You can now give a team member access to the Analytics dashboard on its own, without making them a Super User. Seeing your website’s traffic and booking trends no longer means handing over full access to the backoffice. You grant the Analytics permission to just the people who need it, and nothing else.

By default, the Analytics permission sits inside the Content Manager role, on the reasoning that whoever manages your website content is usually also the person most likely to watch its traffic and booking trends. If that is not how your team works, you can hand this one permission to anyone. Edit the user under Main menu > Settings > Users & Permissions, set the Content Manager role to Custom (the mode that lets you switch permissions on one at a time), then tick just Allowed to view the Analytics dashboard and leave the rest off. The Analytics link stays visible to everyone on your team, but opens only for the people you have granted it to.

We also restored Inquiry Report access for existing users on the Reservation Staff, Reservation Manager, and Finance Manager roles. A setup error had previously left it switched off for some of them.