Just like Itinerary, Lookbook, and Invoice templates, Guest Portal templates are a powerful time-saver that help you stay consistent across trips.

Why Use Guest Portal Templates

Guest Portal templates remember any pages you add through the General Info tab when creating a Guest Portal, including custom titles or edits you make in the inline editor.

For example, you could:

• Always hide the Travel Brief page or the Guest Forms tab.
• Consistently add a Pre-Travel page, visa information, a packing list, and a welcome note.
• Build templates tailored to specific destinations (e.g., Safari, Europe, Asia) so you have a starting point ready for each new trip.
• Remove the default emergency contacts section and replace it with a standalone Emergency Contacts page.
  

All of these preferences are saved automatically into your template, so you don’t need to repeat the setup each time. Guest Portal templates also remember:

• Any documents added to the Travel Wallet

Guest Portal templates do not show:

• The Guest Forms tab
• The Flights tab
  

How to Create a Guest Portal Template

There are two ways to create a Guest Portal template:

From Your Templates Module

1. Navigate to your Templates module.
2. Click + Create New
3. Enter the template name.
4. Select Guest Portal from the dropdown.
5. Click Create.
6. 1. The template will be saved in your Templates module on the Guest Portals tab.

When Creating/Editing a Guest Portal

1. Create a new Guest Portal for a confirmed trip, or click the Edit button to open an existing Guest Portal you’d like to use as a base.
2. In the Guest Portal tab, click the arrow next to the Save button.
3. Select Save as Template.
   

How to Edit a Guest Portal Template

1. Go to your Templates module.
2. Click the Guest Portals tab.
3. Find the Guest Portal template you want to update and click Edit.
4. Update the title and internal notes (these are how you’ll search for and identify the template).
5. Make any other changes you’d like on any tab—such as removing client-specific info or hiding pages you don’t want visible in the client-facing portal.

How to Use a Guest Portal Template

• When confirming a File, you’ll be prompted to create a Guest Portal. From this modal, you can search for and apply your template.
• If you prefer to create the Guest Portal later, click Enter Portal on the File. You’ll then have the option to start from scratch or from a template.

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