Exception queues
Route schedule changes, cancellations, and sensitive cases.
Back Office
Servicing, accounting, and operations behind the booking
Post-booking operations — reissues, refunds, queues, invoicing, and supplier reconciliation — in one operational layer.
What it solves
Retail and trade channels generate volume; back office keeps it profitable. Walitrix Back Office connects booking records to servicing workflows, financial postings, and supplier settlement so teams can resolve exceptions without switching systems.
Who it is for
Back-office software manages operational follow-through: exceptions, servicing, and controls that keep commercial channels aligned with finance and fulfilment. It is most effective when it shares booking truth with OTA, B2B, and Groups.
What it controls
Each area is a control surface — not a decorative tile.
Route schedule changes, cancellations, and sensitive cases.
Work bookings after sale without losing channel context.
Align invoices, receivables, and supplier payables.
Standardise high-impact servicing actions.
Restrict sensitive actions by role, market, or branch.
Keep settlement work attached to booking truth.
Problem → system
Without the right system
With Walitrix in place
Product workflow
A scannable operating sequence — not a feature laundry list.
System map
Back Office is not a replacement for OTA, B2B, or Groups — it is the operational layer that keeps those channels profitable after the sale.
Primary product
Walitrix Back Office
Queues · servicing · controls
Retail
Walitrix OTA
Consumer bookings
Trade
Walitrix B2B
Partner bookings
Programmes
Walitrix Groups
Group departures
Supply
Walitrix Connect
Shared connectivity
Setup & fit
Use this to separate product intent from adjacent solutions and modules.
| Signal | Strong fit | Usually not primary |
|---|---|---|
| Primary user | Operations and finance teams | Travellers on a public storefront |
| Job to be done | Exceptions, servicing, controls | Consumer conversion UX |
| Composition | Paired with OTA, B2B, and/or Groups | Standalone sales channel |
Experience
Feature system
Route schedule changes, cancellations, and ADM-related cases through defined queues.
Link bookings to invoices, payments, and supplier payables.
Restrict sensitive actions by role, market, or branch.
FAQ
Walitrix Back Office focuses on operational control after and around bookings — exceptions, servicing workflows, and coordination with the commercial modules that create the bookings.
No. It complements sales modules. Most deployments pair Back Office with OTA, B2B, and/or Groups so operations teams work from shared booking truth.
Related solutions
Solutions describe how Walitrix products combine for a specific audience — not separate standalone platforms.
Online travel brands, booking apps, and digital-first retail businesses
Consumer digital retailers must convert visitors through search, fare presentation, checkout, payments, accounts, and post-booking self-service.
Explore solutionWholesalers and consolidators serving agency networks
Consolidators operate on volume, credit, and tight reconciliation — requiring trade tools and robust back-office alignment.
Explore solutionLarge travel businesses and multi-brand operators
Enterprise operators need modular deployment, role governance, auditability, and integration with existing finance and CRM systems.
Explore solutionAlso see technology architecture and integrations.
Bring the operating model. We will map modules honestly — without inventing capabilities.