Travel inventory
Everything you sell. One inventory layer.
Bring hotels, flights, activities, transfers, packages and your own travel products into the same system that runs your business.
Illustrative product interface
The problem
Travel inventory rarely lives in one place.
The problem is not having inventory. It is running a business around inventory that lives across different places.
Separate places, each holding part of what the business sells.
One inventory environment, connected to the business that sells and delivers it.
One inventory layer
One place to work with what you sell.
TripOS gives your team a common inventory layer for organizing the products, sources and travel components that power your business.
Shows the product architecture and relationships. What is synchronized where depends on configuration.
What you sell
Build your inventory around your business.
Prepared a comparison with two configured alternatives.
Prepared this option for review against the current travel request.
Draft itinerary prepared from the selected package components.
Summarized the requirements recorded against this charter request.
Identified two recorded details still missing on this service.
Illustrative inventory records. Images are representative of the product category, not a specific supplier listing, and nothing here implies availability or live pricing.
Hotels
Accommodation products your team can organize, sell and include in trips.
Explore HotelsFlights
Flight inventory that can form part of your customer journeys and bookings.
Explore FlightsActivities
Experiences and activities that turn a destination into a complete trip.
Explore ActivitiesTransfers
Ground transportation that connects the pieces of the journey.
Explore TransfersPackages
Combine travel products into the trips your business actually sells.
Explore PackagesInventory Management
Organize your products, sources, pricing structures and inventory relationships.
Explore Inventory ManagementYour inventory model
Sell your own inventory. Connect what you need. Combine both.
Products your business controls directly.
The travel products you contract, build and price yourself, organized in one place alongside everything else you sell.
Your own products stay yours. TripOS organizes them alongside the rest of what your business sells.
From product to booking
Inventory becomes useful when it connects to the rest of the business.
Inventory management
A workspace for the products behind every trip.
Supplier connections
Connect the sources behind your inventory.
Travel businesses often work with multiple inventory sources. TripOS is designed to give those sources a place within the same operating environment.
Sources shown are examples of source types, not a list of supported providers. Which sources your business can connect depends on configuration.
Explore integrationsPackages
Turn individual products into something customers can buy.
Illustrative product interface
Inventory + storefront
Your inventory powers what customers see.
Use the same underlying product structure across your customer-facing storefront and internal workflows.
Designed to connect. Azure Trails is an illustrative example storefront.
Part of the operating system
Inventory should not be another isolated system.
When inventory, customers, sales, bookings and operations share the same operating environment, your team can work from the same business context.
Inventory + AI
Give AI the context behind what you sell.
AI assists your team with the inventory context it has. Your team reviews and decides.
Built for travel businesses
Different businesses. Different inventory models.
Use cases
Inventory that works the way your business works.
Build a package
Combine hotels, activities, transfers and other components into a customer trip.
Prepare a quote
Bring selected products into a quote without losing customer context.
Manage contracted products
Keep your own travel products organized alongside other inventory sources.
Support online selling
Use structured inventory as part of your customer-facing commerce experience.
Manage complex trips
Keep the components of a multi-product journey connected to the same customer and booking context.
Work across teams
Give sales, operations and finance a shared view of the products involved in a trip.
Why TripOS
Inventory should be part of the operating system.
The advantage is not another inventory database. It is having inventory connected to the business that sells and delivers it.
Questions about
travel inventory.
Bring your inventory into the system that runs your business.
Start building your travel business on TripOS.