Search & inventory mix
Control which sources participate in consumer search and how results are prioritised.
OTA
Consumer booking platform built for travel sellers
A modular OTA stack for flight, hotel, and package retail — designed for multi-market launch, supplier mix, and operational control.
What it solves
Walitrix OTA gives travel retailers a configurable front office: search, fare rules, ancillaries, checkout, and post-booking servicing. Content, pricing logic, and supplier routing stay under your control while the platform handles the complexity of multi-source inventory and payment flows.
Who it is for
OTA software is the consumer booking layer — search, compare, checkout, payment, and post-booking servicing — configured for your brand and supplier mix. Walitrix OTA is that retail stack, designed to compose with Connect and Back Office rather than operate as an isolated script.
What it controls
Each area is a control surface — not a decorative tile.
Control which sources participate in consumer search and how results are prioritised.
Present markups, rules, and promotions without burying commercial policy in code.
Keep payment, voucher, and confirmation paths coherent for branded retail.
Let travellers manage bookings while exceptions hand off cleanly to operations.
Operate content, routing, and market configuration from a controlled admin surface.
Pass shared booking truth into Back Office instead of a second disconnected stack.
Problem → system
Without the right system
With Walitrix in place
Product workflow
A scannable operating sequence — not a feature laundry list.
System map
OTA is the consumer commerce surface. Connect feeds supply; Back Office closes operational follow-through.
Primary product
Walitrix OTA
Storefront, checkout, accounts
Supply
Walitrix Connect
GDS · NDC · suppliers
Operations
Back Office
Exceptions & servicing
Optional
Walitrix B2B
If trade channel is added
Deployment configurations
These are configuration patterns for discussion — not public pricing plans. No prices are listed.
Consumer-facing launch or replatforming
Businesses selling to customers and agents
Businesses needing sales plus operational control
Complex multi-channel operations
Setup & fit
Use this to separate product intent from adjacent solutions and modules.
| Signal | Strong fit | Usually not primary |
|---|---|---|
| Primary channel | Consumer / digital self-serve | Desk-only agency trade without a public site |
| Success metric | Conversion, checkout completion, retail revenue | Wholesale credit velocity alone |
| Core module | Walitrix OTA (+ Connect) | B2B as the only commerce surface |
Experience
Experience
Feature system
Launch market-specific sites with controlled branding, languages, and product mix.
Route searches across GDS, NDC, and direct connects with fallback and prioritisation rules.
Monitor bookings, exceptions, and supplier responses from a single control surface.
FAQ
A typical Walitrix OTA deployment covers multi-supplier search, fare display and markup controls, checkout and payments, customer booking management, and admin tools for content, promos, and routing.
Yes. Retail + Trade configurations combine Walitrix OTA and Walitrix B2B so consumer and agent channels can share inventory logic while keeping distinct commercial policies.
Walitrix Connect provides the supplier connectivity layer. OTA storefronts consume routed supply — including GDS, NDC, and direct connects — according to the adapters and policies configured for your deployment.
Yes. Implementations can start with a consumer retail core and expand into B2B, Groups, Back Office, and Connect based on operating needs — without implying a fixed public price list.
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 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.