Direct corporate programs with negotiated rates honored — never silently re-priced.
Not a bed bank · Not an OTA · Not a channel manager · A governance layer
Best fit when
Direct programs
Negotiated agreements with participating hotels
Compliance-driven
Sourcing policy requires defensible audit
Reconciled finance
Need consolidated, per-program statements
Where corporate buyers lose margin and trust.
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Negotiated corporate rates are honored inconsistently across booking paths.
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Compliance gaps emerge when audit cannot reconstruct what happened on a booking.
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Per-supplier reconciliation is manual; finance carries the cost.
A governed contract, not a handshake.
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Negotiated rate plans honored at confirmation — revalidated, never silently re-priced.
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Compliance-grade audit on every booking — defensible to sourcing, legal, and finance.
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Reconciliation as a read: SOA aligns to your program structure.
How you get authorized.
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Apply with your corporate program profile and supplier scope.
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Hotels authorize per program, per rate plan, per segment.
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Sandbox available for program-by-program integration testing.
What hotel-defined scope looks like for you.
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Scope aligned to corporate program codes, segments, and date ranges.
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Revocation is immediate and audit-logged; in-flight bookings honor their terms.
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Scope expands across hotels as program adoption demonstrates trust.
Quote → Hold → Revalidate → Confirm.
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Quote against your authorized corporate rate plans, not a generic catalog.
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Create a hold with an Idempotency-Key; governance decision 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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Per-program reconciliation as a read against append-only records.
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Lineage on every booking ties revenue to the negotiated program.
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Operational incidents on your scope are deduped and queryable per program.
Request authorized access.
Tell us your segment and footprint. Scope is hotel-defined; we are the mechanism, not the gatekeeper.