Hotel, city and country mapping operations
Destination and hotel reconciliation help suppliers maintain a dependable catalogue when provider data uses inconsistent identifiers.
SUPPLIER EXTRANET
Use structured content and configuration workflows to prepare hotels, review provider mapping, maintain static packages and publish what agency channels can sell.
Destination and hotel reconciliation help suppliers maintain a dependable catalogue when provider data uses inconsistent identifiers.
Source profiles can be inspected and mapped before agency distribution. The Extranet serves as the controlled preparation layer.
A package is a commercial product with destination, duration, accommodation, policies and sale status — not just a promotional banner.
Different hotels and room combinations can make a package valid for different guest groups. Choices must reflect configured occupancy.
Price and availability rules govern what can actually be quoted. Cancellation policy and optional extras also affect the customer decision.
Brand, domain and notification settings support supplier-led distribution while keeping each client identity isolated.
Set up the supplier product
Review content and mapping
Configure sale and policy conditions
Publish eligible inventory for B2B channels
The goal is fewer gaps between what agencies see, what suppliers can confirm, and what operations and finance must record. A connected product-to-booking lifecycle matters more than an isolated screen.
Extranet prepares and controls supplier-side content and commercial settings; B2B presents eligible products to travel agents for sale.
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