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How can I view or manage governance information in my profile?

Access supplier governance information including health and safety measures, sustainability initiatives, and compliance details directly in Product Manager. This trade-only information helps you choose suppliers with confidence.

Quick Links
- What is governance information?
- Why governance information matters
- Who can see governance information?
- Accessing governance information
- Viewing governance information
- Section A: Health and Safety
- Section B: Sustainability
- Section C: General Information
- Important information about governance data
- Using governance information
- Requesting governance information
- Best practices for tour operators
- Common use cases
- Troubleshooting
- Need help?

What is governance information?

Governance information shows a supplier's compliance and sustainability credentials:

Health & Safety:
- COVID-19 protocols
- Fire safety measures
- First aid provisions
- Emergency procedures
- Staff training
- Safety certifications

Sustainability:
- Environmental certifications
- Carbon offset programmes
- Water conservation
- Waste management
- Community involvement
- Local sourcing

General Information:
- Tourism board memberships
- GDPR compliance
- Data handling policies
- Public liability insurance
- Operating licences
- Industry accreditations

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Why governance information matters

For choosing suppliers:
-  Verify compliance standards
-  Meet duty of care requirements
-  Satisfy insurance obligations
-  Support sustainable tourism
-  Build client confidence

For your business:
- Mitigate risks
- Demonstrate due diligence
- Align with corporate values
- Meet regulatory requirements
- Support responsible tourism

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Who can see governance information?

Visible to:
-  Tour operators using Wetu
-  Travel agents with Product Manager access
-  DMCs researching suppliers

Not visible to:
-  End travellers/clients
-  Itinerary outputs
-  iBrochure viewers
-  Public domain

Trade-only information for professional decision-making, not marketing.

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Accessing governance information

Step 1: Open Product Manager

1. Navigate to Content Solutions
2. Click "Product Manager"

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Step 2: Find your supplier

1. Use filters to locate the supplier:
   - Search by name
   - Filter by destination
   - Filter by property type

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Step 3: Click Governance icon

Find the Governance icon for your relevant supplier and click it.

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The governance information panel opens.

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Viewing governance information

Information is organised into sections

Section A: Health and Safety
Section B: Sustainability
Section C: General Information

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Expand sections to view details

Click on each section to expand and view the information.

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Section A: Health and Safety

What you'll see:

Fire safety:
- Fire extinguishers
- Smoke detectors
- Emergency exits
- Evacuation procedures
- Staff training

First aid:
- Trained staff on-site
- First aid kits
- Emergency medical procedures
- Nearby medical facilities

Safety measures:
- Security personnel
- CCTV systems
- Safe deposit boxes
- Emergency lighting
- Backup power

Certifications:
- Links to safety certificates
- Inspection reports
- Compliance documentation

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Section B: Sustainability

What you'll see:

Environmental certifications:
- Fair Trade Tourism
- Travelife
- Green Key
- EarthCheck
- LEED certification
- Other eco-certifications

Environmental practices:
- Carbon offset programmes
- Renewable energy use
- Water conservation measures
- Waste reduction and recycling
- Plastic reduction initiatives

Community involvement:
- Local employment policies
- Community projects
- Local sourcing commitments
- Education programmes
- Conservation partnerships

Sustainability documentation:
- Links to certificates
- Policy documents
- Impact reports

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Section C: General Information

What you'll see:

Tourism boards:
- Membership details
- Registration numbers
- Accreditations

GDPR and data handling:
- GDPR compliance status
- Data protection policies
- Privacy measures
- Client information handling

Insurance and liability:
- Public liability insurance
- Coverage amounts
- Policy numbers
- Professional indemnity

Operating licences:
- Business registration
- Tourism licences
- Health department approvals
- Environmental permits

Industry memberships:
- Professional associations
- Quality schemes
- Trade organisations

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Important information about governance data

Suppliers add their own information

Critical: This information can only be added by suppliers themselves.

You cannot:
-  Edit governance information in your account
-  Add information on behalf of suppliers
-  Modify or update entries

Suppliers must:
-  Add their own governance data
-  Keep information current
-  Upload relevant certificates
-  Update when changes occur

Information is trade-only

Governance information is NOT displayed on:
-  Itineraries sent to travellers
-  iBrochures
-  Any client-facing outputs
-  Public websites

Only visible in:
-  Product Manager (trade users only)

Why? This is professional compliance information for trade decision-making, not marketing content.

Questions about governance information

For questions about loaded information:
- Contact the supplier directly
- Wetu cannot assist with content suppliers have loaded
- Suppliers are responsible for accuracy

To avoid misunderstanding:
- Wetu provides the platform for suppliers to add information
- Wetu does not verify, validate, or edit governance content
- Suppliers are solely responsible for what they upload

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Using governance information

When researching suppliers

Check governance before booking:

1. Health & Safety: Verify safety protocols meet standards
2. Sustainability: Confirm eco-credentials align with values
3. General: Check insurance and licensing adequate

Red flags to watch for:
- Missing critical information (e.g., no public liability)
- Expired certificates
- Incomplete sections
- Inconsistent details

For client proposals

Use governance to:
- Confirm duty of care compliance
- Verify sustainability claims
- Check insurance coverage
- Validate certifications
- Demonstrate due diligence

Don't:
- Copy governance info into client itineraries (it's trade-only)
- Make claims based on unverified information
- Rely solely on governance data (verify independently)

For risk management

Governance information helps:
- Identify compliant suppliers
- Mitigate health and safety risks
- Ensure adequate insurance coverage
- Support sustainability goals
- Meet corporate responsibility requirements

Best practice:
- Review governance before contracting
- Update your records when certificates renew
- Flag suppliers with missing information
- Prioritise suppliers with complete governance data

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Requesting governance information

If supplier hasn't added information

Contact the supplier:

Email template:

Subject: Request for Governance Information on Wetu

Dear [Supplier Name],

We're currently reviewing suppliers for our upcoming 
programmes and noticed your governance information is not 
yet complete on Wetu.

Could you please add the following to your governance 
section:
- Health and safety protocols and certifications
- Sustainability certifications (if applicable)
- Public liability insurance details
- Operating licences

This information helps us meet our duty of care and 
sustainability commitments. We'd appreciate this being 
added within the next 2 weeks.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Best regards,
[Your Name]

Encouraging suppliers to complete governance

Why it matters to them:
-  Competitive advantage
-  Demonstrates professionalism
-  Builds trust with operators
-  Supports partnership decisions
-  Shows commitment to standards

Share this benefit:
"Complete governance information increases your chances of being selected by operators who prioritise safety and sustainability."

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Best practices for tour operators

Create governance checklist

Minimum requirements for suppliers:
- ☑ Public liability insurance (minimum coverage amount)
- ☑ Current operating licences
- ☑ Fire safety measures
- ☑ First aid provisions
- ☑ GDPR compliance (if handling client data)

Preferred (sustainability-focused operators):
- ☑ Environmental certification
- ☑ Carbon offset programme
- ☑ Community involvement
- ☑ Local sourcing policy

Flag incomplete governance

In your internal systems:
- Mark suppliers with incomplete governance
- Set reminders to follow up
- Prioritise suppliers with complete data
- Consider governance in supplier scoring

Example flag system:
- 🟢 Green: Complete governance, all current
- 🟡 Yellow: Partial governance, some missing
- 🔴 Red: No governance or expired certificates

Regular governance reviews

Quarterly:
- Check for updated certificates
- Verify insurance renewals
- Confirm licence validity
- Review new certifications

Annually:
- Full governance audit of all suppliers
- Request updates from suppliers
- Update internal records
- Adjust supplier preferences

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Common use cases

Use Case 1: Corporate travel programme

Scenario: Corporate client requires all suppliers have public liability insurance and safety certifications.

Use governance to:
1. Check Section A for safety certifications
2. Verify Section C for insurance details
3. Filter suppliers meeting requirements
4. Document due diligence for client

Use Case 2: Sustainability-focused itinerary

Scenario: Client wants eco-certified properties only.

Use governance to:
1. Check Section B for environmental certifications
2. Verify Fair Trade, Travelife, or similar
3. Review sustainability practices
4. Select certified properties only

Use Case 3: Risk assessment

Scenario: Internal risk review of all preferred suppliers.

Use governance to:
1. Audit health and safety measures
2. Verify current insurance coverage
3. Check licence validity
4. Identify suppliers needing updates
5. Flag incomplete governance

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Troubleshooting

Can't find Governance icon
- Ensure viewing in Product Manager
- Check you're looking at supplier card
- Icon appears near other action icons
- Refresh page if not visible

Governance sections are empty
- Supplier hasn't added information yet
- Contact supplier to request they complete it
- Check if viewing correct property
- Some suppliers may not have governance data

Information seems outdated
- Contact supplier directly
- Request they update governance section
- Suppliers must update their own data
- Wetu cannot modify on their behalf

Certificate links don't work
- Contact supplier about broken links
- Supplier needs to re-upload or fix URLs
- This is supplier's responsibility
- Report issue to supplier

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Need help?

For Product Manager governance viewing:
- Email: support@wetu.com
- Live chat: Available in your dashboard

For questions about governance content:
- Contact the supplier directly
- Wetu cannot assist with supplier-loaded content

For suppliers adding governance:
How can I add governance or sustainability details to my profile?

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