Included with Core

Split Billing

Divide shared charges across multiple payers while keeping each share connected to the same booking and billing context.

Split billing in Booking Ninjas

Split the Charge the Way the Business Needs

Use configured billing rules to divide a shared charge without losing the original booking context.

Equal Split

Divide a charge evenly across the payers included in the billing setup.

Fixed Amount

Assign a defined amount to each payer when the shares are not equal.

Percentage Split

Allocate the total by percentage when the billing workflow uses proportional shares.

Item-Based Allocation

Assign selected charges or line items to different payers where configured.

Keep Every Share Connected to the Same Booking

Split billing should change who pays — not break the operational record into disconnected pieces.

Shared Booking

Keep the original reservation, event, or service record as the common operational reference.

Payer Record

Associate each billing share with the person, organization, or account responsible for it.

Billing Share

Keep each payer's amount visible in the related billing workflow.

Payment Status

Track what has been paid and what remains due for each billing share where configured.

Present the Billing Clearly

The billing format can be configured around how the organization wants each payer to receive and understand the charge.

Separate Billing Records

Create separate payer-level billing records where the implementation requires independent balances or payments.

Shared Billing Context

Keep payer-level charges connected to the same booking or group transaction.

Line-Item Detail

Show the allocated items or amounts that belong to each payer when that detail is part of the invoice setup.

Tax & Fee Treatment

Apply the configured tax and fee logic to the billing records rather than assuming every payer follows the same rule.

Useful for Multi-Payer Bookings

Split billing is most useful when one booking or service involves more than one payer.

  • Group reservations where guests pay their own share
  • Events with multiple sponsors or departments
  • Corporate bookings with company and guest portions
  • Membership or account-based cost sharing
  • Shared spaces or services billed to multiple accounts
  • Bookings that mix deposits, balances, or payer responsibilities

Track Each Payer Without Losing the Total

Keep individual balances visible while maintaining the wider billing picture.

Payer Balance

See the amount assigned to each payer and the remaining balance where configured.

Partial Payments

Record partial payments against the appropriate payer or billing record when supported by the workflow.

Reminder Context

Use each payer's balance and due date in reminder workflows where configured.

Reconciliation

Keep payer-level payment records available for reconciliation and financial review.

Works With the Billing Flow

Split Billing works with invoicing, payments, reminders, and reconciliation inside the same Core workflow.

Invoice Management

Keep payer-level charges and balances connected to the billing record.

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Payment Processing

Process each payer's payment through the configured payment provider.

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Payment Reminder

Use payer-level balances and due dates in reminder workflows.

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Payment Reconciliation

Review payment activity against the payer and related billing records.

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Pricing

Split Billing is part of the Core billing workflow. There is no separate Split Billing subscription.

Optional scope

Complex Allocation Rules

Scoped as needed

Unusual payer hierarchies, custom allocation logic, accounting exports, or new integrations can require additional implementation or customization.

  • No separate Split Billing SKU
  • Custom allocation logic may require implementation work
  • Payment-provider fees remain separate
  • New integrations may require separate scope
Implementation depends on payer structure, allocation rules, invoice format, tax and fee logic, payment providers, integrations, testing, and rollout. Learn why →

Manual Split Tracking vs Booking Ninjas

Keep each payer's share connected to the original booking and billing records instead of rebuilding the split in a spreadsheet.

Capability Spreadsheet / Manual Booking Ninjas Standalone Billing Tool
Booking contextSeparate trackingConnected to the bookingNeeds integration
Multiple payersManual calculationConfigured allocation rulesDepends on product
Payer balancesManual updatesConnected billing recordsUsually supported
Payment trackingManual matchingConnected to payer and invoiceDepends on integration
ReconciliationManual reviewSame payment contextDepends on integration
Separate BN subscriptionNot applicableNoUsually yes

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Split Billing a separate Booking Ninjas product?

No. Split Billing is part of the Core invoicing and billing workflow. There is no separate Split Billing subscription.

Can a booking have more than one payer?

Yes. A billing workflow can be configured to allocate charges across multiple payers while keeping them connected to the same booking context.

Can charges be split by amount or percentage?

Yes, where those allocation rules are configured in the billing workflow. Item-based allocations can also be supported when required.

Can each payer have a separate balance?

Yes, when the implementation uses payer-level billing records or invoices. The exact structure depends on the billing setup.

How are taxes and fees handled?

Tax and fee treatment follows the configured billing rules. Complex or payer-specific logic may require implementation work.

How much does Split Billing cost?

There is no separate Split Billing subscription. Core starts at $400/month for 1–50 Active Bookable Units. Implementation and any custom integration work are separate where required.

Split the Bill Without Losing the Booking Context

Keep payer shares, invoices, payments, and balances connected to the same operational record.

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