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A signed deal should be the hard part

TravelRevo is the hotel connectivity platform for buyers and sellers. In hotel distribution, a signed deal is often where the next project begins. Credentials go round by email. Supplier codes disagree. Test cases live in spreadsheets, and it can be hard to say which version passed or who's waiting on whom.

Corvane Travel ⇄ Alpine Distribution

Verified

  1. Signed deal

    Agreement CT-2041

    Owner: Both companies

  2. Credentials

    Sandbox access checked

    Owner: Integration engineer

  3. Mapping

    Snapshot v7 approved

    Owner: Mapping analyst

  4. Testing

    Mandatory tests passing

    Owner: Integration engineers

  5. Approvals

    Buyer, Seller and operator

    Owner: Business admins, operator

First verified booking

alpine-2.3.2 · snapshot v7 · config 12

Illustrative. Companies and data are fictional.

TravelRevo covers hotels. Flights and transfers are out of scope.

200+
sellers integrated by our team
5
products, one connection
Direct
contracts and settlement between buyer and seller

TravelRevo makes that whole path visible and safe, from commercial agreement to first verified booking. You can see which version passed and who holds the next action.

  1. Requested
  2. Commercial review
  3. Credentials
  4. Mapping
  5. Testing
  6. Approval
  7. Canary
  8. Live

What we hold to

Four rules shape how TravelRevo works, and they apply to us as much as to anyone connecting.

  1. People make the decisions

    A person reviews every new hotel match and approves go-live. AI proposes and explains, and never approves.

  2. Evidence over assurance

    Test results are pinned to the versions they ran on, and a change invalidates them. Inconclusive never counts as passed.

  3. Limits hold

    A seller's traffic limit is a hard limit, including for us. External load tests stay off without written authorisation.

  4. Seller terms stay intact

    Every booking keeps the seller's native codes and terms, and a mapping can't overwrite them.

Hotels first

Hotel connectivity has the hard version of every problem we care about: conflicting property codes, prices that move between quote and booking, and timeouts that leave a reservation in doubt. Flights and transfers aren't in scope, and neither is a consumer booking site.

The Saltline Hotel, Dubai

Mapping snapshot v7, approved by a person, with evidence on record

Your code
MT-DXB-0042
Stays in your systems and reports
Supplier's native code
ALPINE · HT900
Used to book. Never overwritten
TravelRevo property ID
REVO · c100-0001
Links the same hotel across sellers
Illustrative. Companies and data are fictional.
Contract
Buyer and Seller, directly
Settlement
Buyer and Seller, directly
Merchant of record
Not TravelRevo
Funds held
None
Inventory resold
None

You keep your contracts, and your money

Buyers and sellers contract and settle directly with each other. TravelRevo isn't a merchant of record, doesn't hold funds and doesn't resell inventory. We handle the connection between you, and the terms stay yours.

How connecting works

Real buyer and seller pairs, working on hotel connections in sandbox first. Every connection starts with a conversation.

A good fit

  • You buy or sell hotel inventory professionally
  • You have a real counterparty in mind, ideally with terms already agreed
  • You can give us a sandbox or an agreed test property rather than production credentials

What you get

  • One shared path to live for each connection
  • An owner and a next action at every step
  • Test results pinned to the exact versions you run

What we ask

  • A named integration contact with some engineering time
  • An authorised sandbox, test environment or agreed test property
  • A reference to your commercial agreement, on record
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