B2B Network

The GUIBO B2B Network is a B2B platform where tour operators and agencies/resellers can streamline their operations. They can establish new partnerships and automate their travel document sharing processes with built-in rebranding capabilities.

Follow these steps using the GUIBO B2B Network:

1. How to connect with agencies/resellers and tour operators

• Click on "GUIBO Network" in the left menu bar

• "Extend Network" is selected as default

• Click "Connect" for the partner you want to connect with

• Type in your e-mail address and a message if you want

• Click on "send"

• Track your invitation state under the tab "invitations"

• All partners with accepted invitations are listed under "My network"

2.1 How to share re-branded releases with your partners at GUIBO?

Share releases via Webportal

Share releases via API

Share releases via Webportal

• Create a release

• At step 6 "Define seller" , choose one of your connected partners

• See the release in your release dashboard with a specific seller:

Share demo releases to showcase your guidebooks

• Share demo releases for to

  • present your product to a partner, or

  • share pre-seasonal data with you partner (e.g. GPX files)

• Click on "GUIBO Network" in the left menu bar

• Stay at "Extend Network" when you want to share a demo release with a partner you are not yet connected with

• Click "My network" when you want to share a demo release with one of your already connected partners

• Click "Send Demo Release" for the partner

  • Provide guidebook title for which you want to share a demo release

• Click "send"

• See the demo release the same way as your partner in the tab "demo releases"

• Simply add the agency/reseller account id to the API Call when creating a release

• For more details see the developer documentation here (click).

2.2 How to share re-branded releases with your partners not at GUIBO?

You have two options for sharing re-branded releases with non-GUIBO partners:

1. Create self-managed partner accounts - You manage the accocunt. - You have to setup and care about the look and feel. - You have to send the release-link for each booking to the agency.

2. Invite your agency for a GUIBO free account - Your agency/reseller is invited to create a free GUIBO account. - In a ~20min video call, the GUIBO team shows how to setup the account. - Now, you can simply share releases with this agencies/reseller by setting the "seller" field.

Create self-managed partner accounts or invite your agencies/resellers

1. Click Guibo Network in the left menu

2. Click the orange plus button

3. Enter two key details:

   1. The name of the agency

   2. The e-mail address you use for logging in

      1. Use youre e-mail address for self-managed accounts

      2. Use your agency/reseller's e-mail address for an invitation

4. Voilà: The account is ready. You can now set this agency as a seller when creating releases. See below how to setup the agency's look & feel (click).

2.3 Here's how the re-branding for agencies/resellers looks like

When an agency/reseller is assigned to a release, GUIBO automatically adapts the content to match the agency's brand identity. Here's how this looks like:

What is re-branded...

Re-branded Release Page

• Replaces the operator's logo with the agency's logo

• Updates the main color scheme to match the agency's brand colors

Re-branded App

• Links the agency app within the release page

• When no agency app exists, the GUIBO app is linked within the release page

• For downloaded guidebooks, the agency logo is displayed. The organizer of the trip is indicated under the title. See blow.

Re-branded Roadbook PDF

• Applies the agency's cover for the roadbook's first and last page

2.4 How to customize the re-branding for agencies?

The re-branding process relies on the agency's GUIBO account settings: When an operator is sharing a release with you, your look & feel settings will be applied for the re-branding.

For partner accounts (representing agencies without GUIBO), you'll need to configure branding settings within the partner account itself.

2.5 Here's how tour operator and seller download codes are managed

Shared releases have two download codes: A tour operator download code which typically refers to the operator's booking code. Shared releases also have a seller download code which can be set by the operator or by the agency/reseller.

What does this mean for travellers when downloading the guidebook in the App?

• As outlined above, the agency/reseller's app is linked on the release page for shared releases

• The same is true for the download code: It's the seller id and the seller download code which is presented on the release page

• When using the GUIBO App (agency/reseller has no white-label app), your travelers can use both combinations to download the guidebook:

  • Tour Operator Id + Tour Operator Download Code

  • Seller Id + Seller Download Code

Here's how you can define both download codes for the operator and the reseller/agency

• Tour Operator Download Code Set by the operator when creating a release (via Webportal or API).

• Seller Download Code

  • When creating a release via API

    • The operator can set any specific download code for the seller.

    • When the operator does not set a specific download code for the seller, GUIBO sets a specific default seller download code for this release.

  • When creating a release via Webportal

    • When creating a release, setting a specific seller download code is not yet possible

    • In this case, GUIBO always sets a default seller download code

    • Operator as well as the seller can change the seller download code in the release dashboard