From Fragmented Systems to One Connected Travel Operating Model 

TravWare Ecosystem 2.0 brings the commercial, operational and financial layers of a travel business together so teams can work from connected records instead of disconnected tools. 

The operating flow 

TravWare is designed around the lifecycle of a travel transaction rather than separate departmental applications.

  • Attract and capture demand through CRM, SCRM and marketing channels.
  • Create quotations, bookings, packages and itineraries.
  • Source inventory through direct contracts, extranets and supported APIs.
  • Coordinate ground operations, field teams and travelers.
  • Post commercial and operational transactions into the financial environment.
  • Reconcile suppliers, channels and payment activity.
  • Measure performance through management reporting and dashboards.

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Key platform highlights 

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One connected commercial flow from lead to ledger. 

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Shared operational context across booking, suppliers, travelers and finance. 

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Modular architecture that can expand with company size and business model. 

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API-ready connectivity for supported supplier, payment, communication and enterprise systems.

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Configurable governance across users, branches, entities, channels and workflows.

One system, multiple business models

Use one platform foundation to support different sales and service models.  

B2E and corporate booking 

B2B agent distribution 

B2C direct-to-traveler sales 

White-label partner distribution 

Inbound, outbound and domestic operations 

FIT, groups, MICE and specialized travel 

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Designed to grow with the organizatiolan 

A smaller company may start with core ERP and booking workflows. A larger group can add multi-entity governance, integrations, advanced operations, security and managed infrastructure according to scope. 

  • Lite, Professional, Enterprise and Custom commercial configurations 
  • Module and feature dependencies governed during solution design 
  • Deployment responsibilities defined by service model 
  • Implementation and integrations controlled through approved scope
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