In My Agency, you check the public address, customize the subdomain, open the offer links, and adjust the storefront's basic presentation. Trips and packages are published in each offer's management screen.
The agency's public storefront brings together the offers the team published in OnWay. A trip can have a public page with its information and ways to express interest. A custom package can have its own public signup page, when interest collection is enabled.
The owner tracks the addresses and the status of the offers in My Agency → Public channels. Offer data is managed in the trip or package screen. This area is not a free-form website builder.
The owner's panel brings together the agency's public channels and takes each offer to the screen where it is managed.
Open and copy the agency's public link to send to passengers or share on your operation's channels.
See which offers appear in the storefront and open the corresponding screen to manage their publication.
Adjust the title, subtitle, WhatsApp number, and social media links without editing the site's code.
The trip appears at its own public address when the team turns on its publication and keeps the offer available.
A package can have a public signup page. The team controls the publication and whether interest collection is active.
The panel shows the public link of the trip or package when it is available, so the agency can share the offer.
The owner can check a private preview before choosing to display them. The reviews stay hidden until the agency turns them on.
In My Agency → Public channels, anyone with management permission can check the addresses, publish offers, and adjust the storefront's basic presentation.
Check the agency storefront, see if another address is available before customizing the subdomain, and open the links of the trips and packages that are already published.
Edit the title, subtitle, WhatsApp number, and social media links. The panel shows the registered offers and takes you to the trip or package screen to manage the publication.
Link the agency's profile, check a private preview of the reviews, and choose whether to display them in the storefront. Display starts off; you turn it on once you have verified the correct profile.
These possibilities are not part of the controls the agency can use today and have no announced date.
Upload cover images from the panel and organize them in the storefront.
Build pages and choose the order of the mini-site's sections.
Write and publish articles, and manage versions in other languages.
The site has a contact form and, for sold-out trips, a waiting list with the trip already identified. Both have a bot trap: a hidden field that only an automatic form filler fills in, which causes the submission to be silently discarded. What arrives lands in a Site tab inside the CRM and goes to the pipeline with one click. Matching with an existing customer is done by phone number, never by name, so two people with the same name are not merged into a single record.
The newsletter is separate, with its own subscriber list.
So you can decide based on what exists, not on what would sound better.
There is no cart, checkout, or payment on the site. Every conversion path ends in a WhatsApp conversation, which is where excursion sales actually close today.
The panel lets you customize the agency's subdomain on onwayos.com. Pointing a domain you already bought still requires setup done by the OnWay team.
The owner's area does not offer an editor to build pages and sections of the mini-site. Basic presentation and public links are managed in Public channels.
These addresses show websites currently operated by the family. They do not represent a blog editor or a page builder available in the OnWay owner's panel.
Curation of group trips departing from Porto Alegre. Catalog of departures, memories of past trips, and a blog.
A tour operator from the same family, with its own website and address, powered by the same system.
The agencies' profiles are in the footer of their websites, and are also included in the structured data that Google reads as the brand's official profiles.
It is where the lead that arrives through the site goes, with the pipeline and history of each person.
After the sale, the customer follows the trip, payments, and photos in their own portal.
The referral page on the site is the public front of the program that runs in the system.
In the My Agency → Public channels area. People with management permission can check the addresses, the offer list, and the public links.
You can adjust the presentation title and subtitle, the WhatsApp number, and the social media links. The subdomain can be customized after the availability check.
The offer list shows what is published and displays the link when it is available. To publish or change the offer, open the trip or package screen in OnWay.
No. First set up the agency's profile and check the private preview. Public display starts off; you decide whether to enable it after verifying the correct profile.
There is no checkout or online payment. The passenger expresses interest, and the team confirms the booking and arranges payment.
Not yet. The current panel has no banner, page, or blog editor. These features are future possibilities, with no announced date.
Bring two or three departures you are selling right now, and we will show you what they would look like published, with price, itinerary, and photos pulled from your records.
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