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Require users to accept rental terms when booking through the widget

I have a website that uses the IGMS widget to enable booking directly from the website. I have a rental terms and conditions document that I need guests to accept. Currently, I can send it to them after they book, but there’s nothing that forces them to accept it then, and I can be left in a situation where a guest has ignored the email requesting them to provide guest details and accept the terms, forcing me to then either cancel their booking and refund their money (while still eating the credit card fee), or let them come anyways and hope nothing goes wrong. My lawyer would be very happy if they had to check a box saying they’ve read and accept it when they book, so that if anything goes wrong and we wind up in a legal battle, we can say “look, they accepted the terms”.

Caleb Sunstrum 1 day ago

💡 Feature Request

Direct Booking Calendar: Improve Availability Display for Minimum-Stay Restrictions

The Direct Booking calendar currently grays out available dates if they do not meet a minimum-stay requirement based on the guest's initial selection. only the first 2 dates show available, even though when there are 4 nights available only the first 2 are highlighted and the next 2 dates are actually available but grayed out. This behavior is misleading as guests may assume the property is already booked and abandon the reservation. We need to update the calendar logic so that available dates remain visible and selectable. Instead of graying out dates, the system should only notify the guest of the minimum-stay requirement if they attempt to check out before the required number of nights, similar to the user experience on Airbnb.

Daniel Ruiter 3 days ago

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💡 Feature Request

Homeowner's Stripe Accounts

On the Payment Gateway page there is a box with a link: “Multiple Stripe accounts setup is supported You can ask your property owners, partners & customers to verify and connect their own Stripe account by sharing the invite link shown below. This would enable you to process payments directly on their behalf.” The link offered on the payments page is a bit misleading and it would actually be a very nice feature for property owners to be able to verify their stripe account on their own so that it brings it into the property manager's available stipe accounts. This is how I read it, however, this is not the case. I still have to either have my homeowner share their stripe password, or grant them administrator access to all of my properties in order for them to log in and do it themselves. If the homeowners were able to do this via the link so that a property manager could then have the ability to simply assign it to a property, it may make the whole process a lot simpler and alleviate the sensitivity of sharing passwords or granting unrestricted access for a period of time.

Griffin Doane 13 days ago

💡 Feature Request

cleaner priority and availability

the features inside the cleaning tasks in very light. id like firstly, the cleaner to be able to block out in their own calendar, when they are unavailable. and then this transfer to the auto assignments section. also, if a cleaners receives a cleaning assignment, rejects it, the next person in the auto assignment list should receive it. currently it just goes into a no mans land. it would alsso make sense to have some sort of activity view where, for instance, a cleaner rejects a task, i have a list of tasks i need to perform. in this case, find another cleaner. like an issues list. this would be useful for duplicate bookings, task assignment etc. its an overview for input

Roxanne Gread 13 days ago

💡 Feature Request

Channel-Based Team Permissions

It would be extremely valuable to have the ability to assign team permissions at the booking channel level (e.g., Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com) instead of only at the property level. Many property management companies assign different team members to different OTAs. For example, one employee may be responsible only for Booking.com reservations and messaging, while another manages VRBO or Airbnb. Currently, the only workaround is to separate listings into different property groups, which increases account complexity, requires Parent–Child relationships, creates additional billing considerations, and requires managing pricing and availability separately. Native channel-based permissions would simplify team management, improve operational efficiency, reduce the need for workarounds, and provide better control over what each team member can access.

Vaibbhav singh 28 days ago

💡 Feature Request