Package pricing, bookings, clients, and suppliers in one simple workflow
PPS (Package Pricing System) is a web system I built for travel teams working with Hajj and Umrah packages, alongside RTS.
The idea was to keep package bookings, passenger details, client data, supplier follow-up, pricing, and invoices organized in one clean place.
The screenshots below show the main parts I worked on without overcomplicating the story: dashboards, booking screens, pricing tools, imports, invoices, and bilingual support.
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Real screens from the system
The dashboard gives the team a quick look at the important numbers and helps them move into bookings, clients, suppliers, and pricing without getting lost.
The booking screen keeps the main reservation details, dates, package data, and related information in a readable layout so the team can review everything quickly.
The bookings list helps users follow current reservations, check important values, and open the details they need from one organized table.
The system helps the team manage passenger information and shows warnings where attention is needed, so mistakes are easier to catch before they become bigger issues.
The tracking dashboard gives a quick overview of bookings and their status, which helps managers understand the current workflow without opening every record.
A quick view for client activity and important client-related numbers.
A simple list to highlight the most active or important clients.
A focused area for supplier follow-up and operational visibility.
A dashboard view for connecting and reviewing RMS-related work.
Flexible pricing controls for room options inside the package workflow.
Import many clients in one step to save time on repeated data entry.
Generate a clean invoice preview that can be shared or saved easily.
The interface supports both Arabic and English for teams that work with both languages.