B2B travel platform

Built for the way your agency already works.

One B2B travel platform, configured three quite different ways.

Configurationsone platform
Retail & online agencies01
TMCs02
Consolidators & networks03
Commercial fabric1

Same wallet, same rules, same ledger

00Which one are you

Three shapes of travel business.

The difference between them is not what they sell — it is who they sell through, and who carries the credit. Safaragent is the same platform in all three; what changes is which controls matter.

01Configured three ways

Same platform. Different controls.

01

One desk. Every margin visible.

Retail & online agencies

Sell flights, hotels, and charter seats from one screen instead of three systems and a spreadsheet. The fare is repriced before you issue it, the commission is calculated as the ticket goes out, and the margin on every booking is a number you can see rather than one you work out later.

What matters most here

  • Search the Amadeus GDS and airline-direct NDC together
  • Reprice before issue, so quoted margin survives to issuance
  • Hotels and charter on the same desk, against the same customer
  • Insurance sold alongside the ticket
  • Every sale posting itself to your books
02

Control across branches, without slowing the desk.

TMCs

Corporate travel lives or dies on control and reporting. Permissions are scoped by branch as well as by role, issuing rules keep exceptions in front of a human, and the audit trail records every action across every module — so when a client asks what happened on a booking, there's an answer.

What matters most here

  • Branch-level roles, permissions, and menus
  • Issuing rules that hold exceptions for approval
  • Statements and operational reporting that stand up to scrutiny
  • A full audit trail across the platform
  • Multi-factor authentication on every account
03

Run a B2B travel network, not just a desk.

Consolidators & agency networks

This is what Safaragent was built for. You're not only selling travel — you're running a B2B travel business whose customers are other travel businesses, each with their own commission, their own credit, and their own limits on what they're allowed to issue. That's a clearing operation. A booking portal won't do it, and a reconciliation tool arrives too late to prevent anything. It has to be the same system that issues the ticket.

What matters most here

  • A wallet and credit limit per agency, holding on booking and capturing on issue
  • Commission tables per provider and per agency, with overrides
  • Issuing rules by fare, route, and agency — you decide who can issue what
  • ADM and ACM raised and reconciled against the booking that caused them
  • Statement of account per agency, on demand
  • Charter blocks allocated to named agencies, each with its own sales limit
  • Search caps, so look-to-book costs don't land on you

Same commercial fabric, whatever you allocate through it.