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Online travel agency

Run your online travel business from one system.

Bring your storefront, travel inventory, commerce, bookings, payments, CRM, operations and AI workforce together in one operating environment.

Online travel operating workspaceAzure Trails
Storefront sessions
1,240
Orders today
18
Recorded value
₹14,60,000
Awaiting payment
5
Orders todayRecorded in the last 24 hours
Dubai, 12–15 DecRahul Mehta · 2 travellers₹1,22,000Part paid
Maldives, 20–25 DecPriya Nair · 2 travellers₹2,40,000Paid
Singapore, 4–7 JanArjun Rao · 1 traveller₹68,000Confirmed
Azure Trails is the illustrative demo storefront used across TripOS.Illustrative TripOS workspace

What an OTA is

What makes an online travel agency different?

An OTA brings customers to a digital storefront, helps them discover travel products, turns those products into commercial transactions, and manages the customer and booking records that follow. Nobody picks up the phone to start the sale. TripOS provides the operating environment behind those activities.

Customer
Storefront
Travel product
Inventory
Search
Offer
Booking
Payment
Trip
Customer record
Operations
Reporting

TripOS is not itself a consumer travel site. It is the operating system the online travel agency runs on.

Why OTA stacks fragment

The customer sees one site. The business runs on ten tools.

Most online travel businesses assemble their stack a piece at a time. Each piece works. The gaps between them are where the customer context goes missing.

Assembled piece by piece
01Website
02Search and product pages
03Inventory sources
04Commerce and checkout
05Booking system
06Payment records
07CRM
08Operations
09Reporting
10AI tools
One connected operating environment

The same customer, product, order and booking record is shared by every part, so nothing has to be re-entered or reconciled between systems. What connects to the outside world still depends on how you configure it.

The OTA workflow

From online demand to recorded activity.

Online demandStorefrontIllustrative OTA workflow
What happens

Customers arrive through the OTA’s digital presence rather than a phone call or a referral.

What the team manages

Which products and offers are published, and what the storefront presents first.

Storefront

Your storefront is part of the operating system.

For an OTA the storefront is not a marketing site bolted onto a back office. It is where the sale begins, and it works from the same products, prices and records your team manages.

HotelOwn
The Oberoi Dubai
Dubai · 12–15 Dec
3 nights · 2 travellers
₹84,000Published
AI insight

Prepared a comparison with two configured alternatives.

Review comparison
FlightConnected
Delhi → Dubai
12 Dec
Recorded fare · 2 travellers
₹28,500Published
Open product
ActivityOwn
Desert Experience
Dubai · half day
Shared departure
₹18,000Published
Open product
Vacation packageOwn
Dubai Premium
4 nights / 5 days
2 travellers
₹74,000Published
AI assistance

Draft itinerary prepared from the selected package components.

Review itinerary

Illustrative storefront products. Prices are recorded, not drawn from live availability.

Travel inventory

Sell the inventory your business works with.

Own

Products you contract and control.

Your rates, your terms, your product records. You decide what is published and at what price.

Connected

Products from configured sources.

Brought in through a connection you set up. What is available depends on that source and its configuration.

Hybrid

Both, side by side.

Most online travel businesses sell a mix. Both kinds sit in the same inventory layer and the same storefront.

Where inventory goes

What is available to sell depends on how each source is configured. TripOS does not provide live availability, real-time pricing, price parity or blanket supplier connectivity.

Search & discovery

How a customer finds the trip they buy.

Where to
Dubai
Travel dates
12–15 Dec
Travellers
2
Search
Results3 configured products
Selected product
The Oberoi Dubai
Hotel · 3 nights
CategoryHotel
Dates12–15 Dec
Nights3
Travellers2
Recorded price₹84,000
Add to order
Results come from configured inventory, not a live search.Illustrative product discovery interface

Commerce

Products become an order your team can work with.

Order · Dubai, 12–15 DecRahul Mehta · 2 travellersIn progress
Hotel
The Oberoi Dubai
12–15 Dec · 3 nights
2 travellers
₹84,000In order
AI insight

Prepared a comparison with configured alternatives.

Review comparison
Transfer
Dubai Private Transfer
Return
2 travellers
₹11,000In order
Activity
Desert Experience
13 Dec · half day
2 travellers
₹18,000In order
The Oberoi DubaiHotel · 3 nights₹84,000
Dubai Private TransferTransfer · return₹11,000
Desert ExperienceActivity · half day₹18,000
Taxes and feesApplied to the order₹9,000
Order value₹1,22,000
Explore CommerceIllustrative commercial record

Bookings

Every online sale becomes a connected booking record.

Booking · TRP-20614Dubai, 12–15 DecConfirmed
Hotel
The Oberoi Dubai
12–15 Dec · 3 nights
2 travellers
₹84,000Confirmed
Activity
Desert Experience
13 Dec · half day
2 travellers
₹18,000Confirmed
CustomerRahul Mehta
Travellers2 adults
Components3 recorded
Order value₹1,22,000
TransferAwaiting supplier
Explore BookingsIllustrative booking record
Order valuePart paid
₹50,000 recordedof ₹1,22,000
Order value₹1,22,000
First paymentRecorded 3 Dec₹50,000Recorded
BalanceDue before departure₹72,000Due
Outstanding₹72,000

Payment information is recorded by the business. TripOS is not a payment gateway, processor or bank, and does not collect from customers.

Customer record

A checkout is the start of the relationship, not the end.

RMRahul MehtaFirst booked through the storefront · 3 tripsReturning customer
First bookedThrough the storefront
Trips3
Current tripDubai, 12–15 Dec
Recorded value₹1,22,000
Explore CRMIllustrative customer record

Operations

The work does not stop at checkout.

Someone still has to make the trip happen. TripOS gives the team a connected operational record rather than a second system to reconcile.

BookingWhat the customer bought, with its components.TRP-20614
TripThe journey the booking becomes.Dubai, 12–15 Dec
ServicesEach product that has to be delivered.3 services
TasksWhat the team still has to do.2 open
ReadinessHow close the trip is to ready.4 of 6
Team follow-upSupplier and customer follow-up your team owns.Open

Supplier coordination, rebooking, cancellations and customer contact remain your team's work. TripOS records what has happened and what still needs attention.

AI workforce

An AI workforce for an online business.

AI works across the same business context your team already uses: the products, orders, bookings, customers and payment records in TripOS.

AI Sales
AI Marketing
AI Operations
AI Finance
AI Customer Success
AI Management
Lead generation
Surfaces enquiries and interest recorded from the storefront.
Lead qualification
Summarizes what a customer asked for and what is missing.
Follow-up
Drafts the next message for your team to review and send.
Quotation
Prepares an order from the products a customer selected.
Itinerary
Drafts an itinerary from the components in the order.
Customer assistant
Assembles the trip context a team member needs to answer.
Analytics
Summarizes recorded activity across products and orders.
Automation
Automates the steps you have configured, and only those.

AI prepares, drafts, summarizes, recommends, identifies and surfaces. It does not book travel, process payments, contact customers or suppliers, or make a decision without your team's review.

One customer, end to end

Rahul searches for a Dubai trip. Here is what the business sees.

01Rahul discovers a Dubai product on the storefrontStorefront
02He reviews the travel details and what is includedInventory
03He selects a hotel, a transfer and an activityStorefront
04The selection becomes an order worth ₹1,22,000Commerce
05The order becomes booking TRP-20614Bookings
06₹50,000 is recorded against the orderPayments
07The booking attaches to his customer recordCRM
08Operations sees the transfer still awaiting a supplierOperations
09The business sees the recorded economics of the tripFinance
Illustrative customer journey

Channels

Build once. Sell across your customer-facing channels.

TripOS
Storefront
Web
Mobile
Configured distribution channels

Anything beyond your own web and mobile experience is available through configured channels and integrations. TripOS makes no claim about connectivity to any particular marketplace, metasearch site or supplier network. What connects depends on what you configure.

Operating models

Not every online travel business sells the same way.

Retail OTA
How they sell

Direct to travellers through a digital storefront, across a broad set of destinations and products.

What they manage

Products, customers, orders, bookings, payments and post-booking operations.

TripOS connection
Illustrative workflow
DemandDiscoveryProductBookingPaymentTrip
Illustrative OTA operating models

A day in the life

One business day across the team.

08:30GrowthReview storefront activity and yesterday’s ordersStorefront
09:30CommerceReview orders in progress and pricing on new productsCommerce
10:30CommercePublish two products and send seven for reviewInventory
12:00Customer successWork through customer questions on upcoming tripsCRM
14:00OperationsChase the transfer supplier and record the outcomeOperations
15:30OperationsReview booking changes and what each one needsBookings
16:30FinanceReview outstanding balances before departure datesPayments
17:30ManagementReview recorded activity across products and ordersFinance

Built for the work

What online travel businesses build with TripOS.

01StorefrontLaunch an OTA storefrontGive your online travel business a customer-facing experience connected to the same system your team works in.Explore Storefront02InventoryManage travel productsHold every product you sell as a record your team configures, prices and publishes.Explore Inventory03InventoryConnect inventoryBring your own contracted products and configured sources into one layer.Explore Inventory04CommerceTurn products into commercial offersA selection becomes a structured order with pricing, taxes and a value.Explore Commerce05BookingsManage bookingsEvery online sale becomes a booking record with components and status.Explore Bookings06PaymentsTrack paymentsRecord what has been received and what remains against each order.Explore Payments07CRMManage customer relationshipsKeep orders, trips and history on a customer record that outlasts one checkout.Explore CRM08OperationsCoordinate post-booking operationsTrack the services, tasks and follow-up between checkout and departure.Explore Operations09AI WorkforceUse AI across the businessAI that prepares, drafts and surfaces work from the records you already keep.Explore AI Workforce

Why TripOS

The value is not another tool. It is having the business context connected.

One customer record

Every order, booking and trip attaches to the same customer.

One commercial record

The order is one object, from selection through to payment.

One inventory layer

Own and connected products sit together, however configured.

One operational environment

Delivery work happens where the booking already lives.

One AI workforce

AI works on the same context, not a copy of it.

Start with the part of your online business that needs the most structure.

You said

I need a customer-facing storefront

Start with
Storefront

Where the sale begins, working from the same products your team manages.

Explore Storefront

OTA
questions.

The system an online travel agency runs on: the storefront customers buy from, the inventory it sells, the commerce that turns a product into an order, and the booking, payment, customer, operations and reporting records that follow. In TripOS these share one operating environment rather than sitting in separate tools.

Run your online travel business from one system.

Bring storefront, inventory, commerce, bookings, payments, CRM, operations and AI into one operating environment.