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Contract hotels directly. Keep the margin.
The extranet is where the properties you contract yourself load their own inventory. The CRS is where that inventory becomes sellable across every channel you run — with your rules, not a bedbank’s.
Supplier self-service
Properties register, upload documents, set up their profile and manage rooms without emailing your team a spreadsheet.
Rate management
Free-sale, allotment, on-request and promotional rates, with season definitions and exclude-date ranges.
Availability calendar
Day-wise, date-range and calendar-wise allocation with minimum stay, release period, stop-sell and closed-to-arrival.
Occupancy and children
Occupancy-based pricing, extra beds, and child age groups configured per property with their own rules.
Tax and fees
City tax, bed tax, service charge and VAT modelled separately, included or excluded, per property and per rate plan.
Payables
Accounts receivable and payable per property with bulk settlement, ageing and dispute flags.
Control
What the hotel sees, and what only you see.
- Hotels see their own net rates, bookings and payables — never your selling price
- You set markup per property, per rate plan, per channel and per agent tier
- New properties and rate loads can require your approval before going live
- Every change is logged with who made it and when
- Stop-sell can be forced centrally regardless of what the property does
Extranet at a glance
Take your own contracts back.
Most operators start by loading their twenty highest-volume properties and comparing the margin against the bedbank rate.