Authorized aggregation with downstream lineage — hotels see you, and see who you reach.
Not a bed bank · Not an OTA · Not a channel manager · A governance layer
Best fit when
Downstream network
You operate an authorized B2B re-distribution network
Lineage transparent
You record who buys from you, per booking
Scoped operator
Hotel-defined scope is acceptable for your model
Where bedbanks lose margin and trust.
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Hotels increasingly de-authorize aggregators whose downstream lineage is invisible.
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Authorized channels compress your margin while opacity becomes harder to defend.
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Disputes over parity erode hotel relationships you depend on.
A governed contract, not a handshake.
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Hotels authorize you, scoped — not a tacit relationship that breaks under audit.
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Downstream lineage is recorded per booking; the chain is visible to the hotel.
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Settlement and audit lift you out of the same conversation other aggregators are losing.
How you get authorized.
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Apply with your downstream model and re-distribution policy.
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Hotels review and scope authorization based on lineage transparency.
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Sandbox-first integration to validate your downstream mapping.
What hotel-defined scope looks like for you.
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Scope can bound which downstream classes you may distribute to.
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Revocation is immediate and audit-logged; held bookings honor their terms.
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Scope expansion follows lineage performance, not pure volume.
Quote → Hold → Revalidate → Confirm.
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Quote against the rate plans the hotel authorized for your downstream pattern.
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Create a hold with an Idempotency-Key; governance decision is captured per booking.
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Confirm — Escapra revalidates against the hotel's source of truth before completing the booking.
Reconcile as a read. Defend with an audit trail.
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Atomic, idempotent SOA, settlement, and payment records.
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Lineage chain records hotel, you, and downstream class per booking.
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Append-only audit re-frames disputes from blame to record.
Request authorized access.
Tell us your segment and footprint. Scope is hotel-defined; we are the mechanism, not the gatekeeper.