AIR-01
GDS Integrations
Connect global airline shopping, booking, ticketing, PNR, fare rules, and servicing capabilities.
- Search and availability
- Booking and ticket issuance
- Void, refund, and exchange
Travel API Integrations
Connect the travel ecosystem through one integration layer.
Trip Tech integrates travel suppliers, payment systems, communication tools, accounting platforms, and analytics into structured booking and operational workflows.
GDS
NDC
LCC and Airlines
Hotel APIs
Payments
Accounting and Data
Trip Tech Integration Hub
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INTEGRATION CORE
AIR-01GDS / NDCAir shopping and servicingSTAY-01Hotel APIsContent, rates, bookingPAY-01PaymentsGateway and wallet flowsOPS-01OperationsQueues and workflowCOMMS-01MessagingEmail, SMS, WhatsAppFIN-01AccountingInvoices and settlementDATA-01AnalyticsEvents and reportingAUTH-01IdentityUsers, roles, SSOIntegration Areas
Connect the systems your travel business depends on.
Each integration is designed around the complete operational lifecycle, not only the initial API request.
AIR-02
NDC Integrations
Integrate airline offers, branded fares, ancillaries, orders, and airline-specific servicing workflows.
- Offer and order management
- Branded products and ancillaries
- Source-specific servicing
AIR-03
LCC and Airline APIs
Connect direct airline and low-cost carrier content with their own booking, payment, and service models.
- Direct shopping and booking
- Baggage, seats, meals, and SSR
- Carrier-specific changes
STAY-01
Hotel APIs
Connect property content, rooms, rates, availability, booking, cancellation, and supplier responses.
- Property and room content
- Rate validation and booking
- Cancellation and refund
PAY-01
Payment Gateways
Integrate payment intent, capture, callback, refund, failure handling, and reconciliation.
- Cards and local payments
- Secure callback validation
- Refund and reversal tracking
PAY-02
Wallet and Credit Systems
Connect prepaid balances, deposits, deductions, credit limits, exposure, and account restrictions.
- Agent and corporate wallets
- Credit authorization
- Ledger and balance control
COMMS-01
Email, SMS, and WhatsApp
Send booking confirmations, payment alerts, vouchers, tickets, service updates, and operational notifications.
- Template management
- Transactional messaging
- Delivery and status tracking
FIN-01
Accounting and ERP
Exchange invoices, payments, refunds, suppliers, customers, agents, settlement, and ledger data.
- Invoice and receipt sync
- Supplier and customer records
- Settlement and reconciliation
CRM-01
CRM and Support Systems
Connect customers, agents, leads, support cases, communication, service ownership, and history.
- Customer and agent profiles
- Case and ticket creation
- Activity synchronization
DATA-01
Analytics and BI
Send product, booking, payment, operations, finance, and user events into analytics platforms.
- Event tracking
- Operational dashboards
- Management reporting
AUTH-01
Identity and Access
Connect authentication, user roles, partner access, enterprise identity, and security controls.
- SSO and account access
- Role and permission sync
- Audit and session control
DOC-01
Document and Storage Systems
Store tickets, vouchers, invoices, statements, supplier files, identity documents, and audit records.
- Secure document storage
- Controlled file access
- Retention and audit history
Integration Architecture
Protect the product from supplier-specific complexity.
A structured integration layer normalizes data, manages workflow states, protects credentials, handles retries, preserves audit history, and keeps the customer experience consistent.
LAYER-01Product Interface
Web, mobile, B2B, corporate, admin, and API channels
Web, mobile, B2B, corporate, admin, and API channels
CONSUME
LAYER-02Business Workflow
Search, price, book, pay, issue, cancel, refund, and service
Search, price, book, pay, issue, cancel, refund, and service
ORCHESTRATE
LAYER-03Normalization Layer
Common data models, status mapping, validation, and commercial rules
Common data models, status mapping, validation, and commercial rules
STANDARDIZE
LAYER-04Supplier Adapters
Source-specific APIs, authentication, payloads, and capability logic
Source-specific APIs, authentication, payloads, and capability logic
CONNECT
LAYER-05Monitoring and Audit
Logs, retries, alerts, performance, failures, and traceability
Logs, retries, alerts, performance, failures, and traceability
CONTROL
Integration Process
From technical documentation to production readiness.
Supplier access, credentials, certification, use cases, servicing scope, and operational ownership determine the final integration plan.
Review
Documentation, credentials, commercial scope, and supported capabilities.
Map
Data models, fields, rules, errors, statuses, and product workflows.
Build
Authentication, requests, responses, adapters, storage, and monitoring.
Test
Normal flows, failures, retries, timeouts, duplicates, and servicing.
Certify
Complete supplier test cases, evidence, approvals, and production access.
Launch
Deploy, monitor, reconcile, support, and improve production performance.
Integration Readiness
Technical development is only one part of the integration.
WHAT THE CLIENT PROVIDES
Commercial and supplier readiness.
The integration cannot move to production without the required supplier relationship, access, and operating decisions.
- Commercial agreement and production permission
- API credentials and technical documentation
- Test environment and certification access
- Target markets, users, and booking channels
- Payment, settlement, and support responsibilities
- Operational users and escalation contacts
WHAT TRIP TECH DELIVERS
Structured technical implementation.
Trip Tech plans, builds, tests, documents, deploys, and supports the integration within the agreed technical scope.
- Architecture and workflow design
- Authentication and connector development
- Data mapping and status normalization
- Error handling, retries, and monitoring
- Certification and production support
- Technical documentation and handover
Security and Reliability
Build integrations that remain safe and supportable in production.
Travel integrations handle customer data, supplier credentials, booking records, payments, and time-sensitive transactions.
01
Credential Protection
Keep keys, secrets, tokens, and certificates outside application code and restrict access.
SECURE
02
Idempotency and Duplicate Protection
Prevent repeated booking, payment, refund, or document actions during retries.
PROTECT
03
Timeout and Retry Control
Retry only when safe and verify supplier state before repeating sensitive operations.
RECOVER
04
Logging and Traceability
Preserve request references, response status, timestamps, errors, ownership, and resolution history.
TRACE
05
Monitoring and Alerts
Track availability, latency, error rates, failed workflows, queue growth, and supplier health.
MONITOR
Common Questions
Planning a travel integration.
The final scope depends on supplier capability, documentation, certification, booking lifecycle, and production responsibilities.
Can Trip Tech add a new API to an existing platform?
Yes. We can review the current architecture, identify the correct integration boundary, and connect the new supplier without rebuilding the full product.
How long does a travel API integration take?
The timeline depends on documentation quality, credentials, supplier complexity, certification, supported workflows, testing requirements, and the condition of the existing system.
Can multiple suppliers be combined in one search?
Yes. A normalization and aggregation layer can combine different suppliers while preserving source, pricing, rules, availability, and servicing capability.
Does integration include refund and servicing?
Only when the supplier API supports those functions and they are included in the agreed scope. Unsupported cases can be routed to operational workflows.
Can Trip Tech support certification and production launch?
Yes. The project can include test-case execution, certification support, production configuration, monitoring, documentation, and post-launch issue handling.
Connect your next travel supplier or business system.
Share the API documentation, target workflows, current platform, credentials status, certification requirements, and production goals. We will help define the integration plan.