The categories feature allows you to gain control over how products are displayed during checkout.

New fields like Tax ID, Full Name and Salutation can already be used in the booking and per ticket fields.

We've updated the Marketing Consent wording — if a brand name is included in the checkout, it will now display a personalised message.

We've added an option to easily include gratuity during the checkout process on the terminal. Just select the percentage, and the system calculates the amount and adds it to the total cost automatically.

Support for multiple registries per supplier has been expanded. This means you can now integrate with different systems simultaneously, such as ERP tools or invoicing platforms.

We’ve made two key updates to help manage resource assignments and bookings more accurately.

We now support external PDF vouchers from backend integrations. This enables these PDF vouchers to be retrieved directly from the issuer's API, making them accessible within Ventrata's platform.

You can now add or remove bookings from an invoice directly. This can only be done if the invoice is still in draft; once confirmed, changes require unconfirming the invoice first.

We've updated a number of our existing operator connections (backends) and introduced new ones to help you resell your partners more easily, including:

We now support Add-ons over API with GetYourGuide, which automatically syncs your GYG-supported product extras as GYG options add-ons.

We now support GYG Price over API for products that use booking size fares (also known as tiered pricing on GYG). This is being tested by a small group of users, before a wide rollout.

Suppliers with a direct agreement with Booking.com are now able to connect with their systems over API with our new direct OCTO integration with content sync.

Connect your listings on visitBerlin to Ventrata. New reseller connection is now available to existing visitBerlin suppliers.

Scan, validate and redeem Berlin WelcomeCard passes right with your Ventrata Hardware.

This new feature will automatically choose the earliest available date for your customers. This provides helpful guidance, especially when tours are scheduled far in advance, and reduces the need for customers to manually search for the next available date.

If you offer multiple product options or tour commentary languages, you now have more control over how they're displayed. You can choose to:

This is especially useful for product with lots of choices.

With the Restricted Ticket Type feature, you can decide whether to show fixed-date tickets, flexible tickets, or both during checkout. This allows you to tailor the ticketing experience to your specific needs, whether you're offering set dates or more flexible options.

We've added a new FAQ section to the web checkout documentation, where you can find useful information. For instance, you'll learn how to use both pop-up and embedded modes simultaneously.