Orchestration
Route search, price, book, and service calls across approved adapter classes with controlled fallbacks.
Platform · Integrations
Travel connectivity and integration architecture
Walitrix Connect organises supplier and enterprise integrations by category — so commerce modules consume a stable interface while adapters handle protocol complexity.
How Connect works
Capability pillars behind the categories
Normalisation
Present a consistent internal interface so OTA, B2B, and Groups do not re-implement every supplier protocol.
Monitoring
Observe latency, errors, and availability per connection class to keep operations diagnosable.
Extensibility
Add or replace adapters as markets and commercial agreements evolve — without rewriting channel apps.
Data flow
From channel request to adapter response
Channel
OTA · B2B · Groups
Connect API
Stable contracts
Adapter class
GDS · NDC · Direct
External system
Supplier / enterprise
Telemetry
Latency · errors
Approved media
See the connectivity layer in operation
The supplied Connectivity Ecosystem visual shows how channels, Connect, and connection classes relate in a production-shaped composition.
Integration categories
Grouped by adapter class
Explore categories below. Claim levels stay honest: category-only until a specific provider is approved.
Supply & distribution
GDS
Global Distribution System connectivity for flight (and related) inventory, shopping, booking, and servicing through established GDS protocols.
NDC
IATA NDC-style airline retailing connections for offer, order, and servicing workflows alongside or in place of traditional EDIFACT channels.
Direct Airline
Direct airline API and host connections for carriers where bilateral integration is required or preferred over aggregator channels.
Hotels & Ground
Hotel bedbanks, property systems, and ground transport suppliers connected through Walitrix Connect adapters.
Commerce & engagement
Adapter classes
Differentiate connection types without inventing logos
- Distribution protocols — GDS and NDC-style airline retailing channels.
- Direct supplier links — airline, hotel, and ground adapters where bilateral connectivity is required.
- Commerce services — payments and messaging for checkout and operational alerts.
- Enterprise hooks — CRM and analytics interfaces for account sync and performance visibility.
Next step
Discuss your integration scope
Tell us which categories matter for your markets. Named providers are confirmed during discovery.