The wholesaler's package, loaded the way you sell it

It is one of the system's booking types. You use it when the agency buys a closed air + land package from a wholesaler and sells it as a single thing. Instead of loading the flight, the hotel and the transfers separately, you load the whole package in a section called Detail, with its operator, its reservation code and its expiry date.

No. Tripwise does not handle inventory: there are no blocked seats, no available-versus-consumed counters, and no allotment shared across bookings. Each booking stores its own package, one per booking. The name describes the kind of product you bought from the wholesaler, not a stock the system administers.

No, and that is deliberate. In an allotment the flight, the hotel and the transfers are components of the package, not services you sold on their own. Loading them separately would add their amounts on top of the package's and inflate the booking's cost and sale.

The system warns you first, because data is lost. Switching into Air + Land Allotment deletes whatever was loaded in Flights, Accommodations and Transfers; switching out deletes the Detail. Either way the split of amounts across passenger groups is cleared and has to be redone. It is a confirmation dialog, not something you can undo.

The expiry shows on the calendar as ALLOTMENT EXPIRES and in the Upcoming expirations card on Home, so you see it as soon as you log in. There is no push notification and no automatic email for an allotment expiry.