Your Ezus projects, ready for payment
Connect Ezus Pay to your Ezus account. Your projects arrive with their alternatives, clients and amounts, with nothing to re-enter.
- No duplicate entry
- Payments sent back to Ezus
- Your Ezus Stripe account carried over
Booking · TANZ-2026-014
Tanzania safari
Martin family, 4 travellers
Sent to Ezus
Payment received · €4,250
In short
When a project is activated in Ezus, it arrives in Ezus Pay with its name, currency, alternatives, dates, travelers, client and amount. The trip file updates each time it is opened and before each new link. Every payment, every refund and every fully paid balance is sent back to Ezus. Ezus Pay also works without Ezus.
What flows between the two tools
From Ezus
Project name, currency, alternatives, dates, number of travelers, client and amount. The description and image from the client space are shown on the payment page.
Project Ezus
Project activatedTo Ezus
Every payment received, failed or refunded, and the moment the trip file is fully paid.
Always up to date
The trip file syncs again when it is opened and before each new link. A button runs the sync on demand.
Your Stripe account carried over
If you already collected payments with Stripe through Ezus, that account is linked to the connection, history included.
Connecting Ezus and Ezus Pay
- 1
Connect your Ezus account
An admin links the two accounts from the Ezus Pay settings.
- 2
Your projects arrive
A project activated in Ezus becomes an Ezus Pay trip file, with its alternatives and its client.
- 3
Collect payment
Create links and payment plans in Ezus Pay. Every payment is sent back to Ezus.
The Ezus integration: your questions
No. You can create your trip files directly in Ezus Pay. The integration only saves you from re-entering data if you use Ezus.
It is flagged in Ezus Pay but never deleted. Its payments stay visible.
Yes, once, when you connect. They show up in your statistics.
An agency admin, from the Ezus Pay settings.
Other features
Everything Ezus Pay does to help you collect payments.