Run the whole booking flow on one platform.
Keep the GDS deals and direct contracts you spent a decade earning. Replace the adapters and ticket queues holding them together.
Replace supplier adapters. Keep your contracts.
The operating surface, end to end.
The mid-office, as code.
A cancelled leg can trigger a compliant rebook, a refund-or-exchange decision and a webhook in one replayable flow.
Disruption auto-rebook
Refund and exchange as API
Schedule-change webhooks
New stack. Same suppliers.
Migrate search, booking, ticketing and refunds while keeping the GDS, NDC and direct deals already in place.
Bring your own content
Run in parallel
Own the funnel
Migrate route by route.
Most sellers run the new platform beside the old one, then retire the legacy mid-office a route at a time.
- Connect
Map your supply
Point your GDS PCCs and direct deals at us; we fold them into the offer schema alongside ours.
- Shadow
Run side by side
Mirror live traffic to compare price, content and conversion before you cut over.
- Cut over
Switch by market
Move one route or region at a time. Roll back instantly if anything looks off.
- Retire
Decommission legacy
Power down the old mid-office once the new pipeline carries the volume.
What the new stack gives you.
A phased cutover replaces per-supplier connectors and transforms with a shared offer schema and event model.
Pairs well with
Most of our customers use two or three of these together.
