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# Create New Booking
Go to **Tripgo >> Create new booking**
* **Select Status for an booking in Status Drop-down:** Completed, Processing, Pending Payment, On hold, Cancelled, Refunded, Failed
* **Fill in Customer information**: First Name, Last Name, Company, Email, Phone, Address 1, Address 2, City, Country
* **Add Items** ( add unlimited items ) : Select a Product in the Product Drop-down. Then, fill in Fields: Adult Price, Children Price, Check-in & Check-out, Number of adults, Number of children , Guest Info, choose Resources & Services, add Insurance Amount, Deposit Amount, and cost.
* **Click "Create new booking" button**
You will view this booking in manage booking ( go to: **Tripgo >> Manage Bookings** )
Go to Detail of the Order ( WooCommerce >> Orders ): You can send an email to customers including an order link , so the customer can pay this order online.
Send order details to customer
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