Available · Collect without chasing

Accept travel payments, track balances and follow up automatically.

Use ISIKKO Payments in the booking engine or an existing website. Support part-payments, multiple payment modes, reminders and live payment visibility for the vendor.

Payment requestLive status
Customer commitment₹10,000
Paid₹3,000Balance₹7,000
Next reminder before committed date Scheduled
01

Plug into an existing website

02

Collect advance or full amount

03

Track paid and pending balances

04

Automate reminders before the due date

Why a travel business starts looking

Recognise the operating problem before comparing features.

The most useful product page should sound like the day your team is already having.

01

Advances arrive, but remaining balances live in somebody's memory.

Payments creates one visible record so the next action begins with context.

02

Customers receive payment details without useful booking context.

Payments creates one visible record so the next action begins with context.

03

The team learns about a payment from a screenshot instead of a live status.

Payments creates one visible record so the next action begins with context.

What the vendor can do

Make payments part of the working day.

Every feature is framed around the outcome a travel business recognises, with the product interface available as evidence—not decoration.

01

Payment choice

Configure the payment methods appropriate for the merchant, including UPI, cards, net banking and operational payment options.

02

Part-payment tracking

If a customer pays ₹3,000 against ₹10,000, the ₹7,000 balance stays visible against the same commitment.

03

Due-date reminders

Schedule reminders around the customer's committed payment date and keep the vendor informed as the status changes.

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Booking context

Payments remain connected to the traveller, merchant and booking so teams do not reconcile disconnected screenshots and chats.

Connected flow

The module earns more value when the next step already knows what happened.

ISIKKO is designed so a customer action can become an operational action without being retyped into another tool.

See the complete platform
  1. 1

    Payment request is created

  2. 2

    Customer chooses amount

  3. 3

    Customer chooses payment mode

  4. 4

    Status is verified

  5. 5

    Balance and reminders update

Questions vendors ask

Before choosing Payments

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Can ISIKKO Payments be added to an existing website?

Yes. The payment module is designed to work as a plug-and-play layer as well as part of the ISIKKO booking experience.

Can customers pay only an advance?

Yes. A merchant can support advance and full-payment options. The remaining amount can be tracked with a committed due date and automated reminders.

Which payment modes are supported?

The module is designed to support multiple online and operational payment modes. Availability depends on the merchant configuration, payment partner and applicable onboarding requirements.

Will the payment remain connected to the correct booking?

Yes. The payment request, customer, merchant, booking amount, received amount and remaining commitment are kept in the same operating context.

Can I collect ₹3,000 now and the remaining ₹7,000 later?

Yes. Part-payment tracking preserves what was promised, what was received, the outstanding balance and the committed date for follow-up.

Does the system remind the customer automatically?

Reminder rules can be configured around the committed due date so the customer receives contextual follow-up and the vendor sees live status changes.

Will my team know when the customer pays?

Payment verification updates the operating record so authorised vendor users can see the current collection state without depending on a screenshot.

Can I use ISIKKO Payments without replacing my website?

Yes. The payment layer can be integrated into an existing customer journey or used within the ISIKKO booking experience, depending on the approved setup.

Can customers choose between advance and full payment?

Yes. Merchants can configure the appropriate choices for a booking, including advance and full payment where the payment setup supports them.

What happens if a payment attempt expires or fails?

The operating record can distinguish an incomplete attempt from a verified payment so the team does not treat an unconfirmed transaction as money received.

Can payment reminders include booking context?

Yes. A useful reminder can identify the merchant, booking, amount already received, balance due and expected date instead of sending a generic demand.

Can I reconcile online and operational payment modes?

The configured workflow can show supported online methods and operational choices while preserving which mode and status belong to each collection.

Can different services use different advance rules?

Advance rules can be mapped to the merchant's products and commercial process during configuration rather than applying one percentage blindly.

Does ISIKKO hold or settle the money?

The exact fund flow depends on the approved payment partner, merchant onboarding and commercial configuration. It is documented before launch.

How are refunds and cancellations handled?

Refund and cancellation responsibilities follow the merchant policy and enabled payment workflow. The implementation records the relevant status and handoff.

Can payment data be exported for finance?

Configured reports and integrations can expose collection, balance and status fields needed by the authorised finance workflow.

What security controls protect payment activity?

The payment implementation uses approved providers, server-side controls and least-privilege access. The exact control set depends on the deployed integration.

What should I prepare for a payment walkthrough?

Bring the current advance rules, payment modes, refund policy, reminder process, due dates, reconciliation steps and the website or booking handoff you use today.

Ready when your business is

See how Payments fits your current workflow.

A walkthrough should begin with your real customer journey, locations, inventory and collection process—not a generic software tour.