A client using Itsy requested a promocode feature for public bookings, allowing customers to apply valid promocodes for discounts. Additionally, to manage information when dealing with external suppliers, the system now supports adding external product and booking references. Lastly, a default VAT category can be set for products to reduce user errors in the UI when creating new products, significantly decreasing mistakes.

Back in Iceland this week after a six month stay in Portugal, and back to the grind. This week was infrastructure focused, with cache and performance the main issues.

Not much happening this week, as I am trying my best to be on some sort of holiday, visiting friends in Norway.

The main theme for this week was to add a configurable way of collecting information about participants and clients in the public booking process.

Not much has happened on the development side this week as I have mainly been working on launch preparations by setting up email automations and other processes.

Worked mainly on some public facing features this week. I think it's important to make the public facing pages as good as possible. It is so important for travel agencies to show their customers that they value service beyond everything else. And that is the premium goal for Itsy. To make the best possible experience for the end user and offload as much manual work as possible from the travel agency.

Two small updates and one bigger one this week. The main focus was on the edit booking in an order and the confirmation page update.

Two main themes for this week, both focued on making Trips even more powerful!