In Bnbtally, select "Listing Rules" on the left menu and select to edit any listing by clicking its edit link on the right.

When editing a listing for the first time, you'll be presented with the option to "Load Presets" and select a template.

For convenience, you can choose from our list of templates, which we can import our chart of accounts and set them as defaults to make setup faster.

Once you select a template, Bnbtally will load presets for the listing rules, which include income and refund rules. To learn more about the varying templates and business models, be sure to read the following article...

For a brief overview of Airbnb accounting templates and business models, check out this video...

On the invoice, you can set the guest as the customer of the invoice, but you can also set any existing customer from your QuickBooks organization.

At the top right, click "Save & Enable". You can always rollback anything created in QuickBooks or Xero, which will be discussed in next steps. 😊

If you'd like to learn more about all the details of the listing rules you can configure in your settings, check the following article: Airbnb Listing Setup (Comprehensive Tutorial)

The moment you save and enable your listing rules, you can begin to pull reservations from Historical Import. This concludes our guide to setting up your first listing in Bnbtally. Refer back to your checklist for next steps.

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