B2B · Solution
B2B travel agent portal
Run a distribution network instead of a phone list. Onboard agents and sub-agents, decide what each one sees and at what price, and let them sell under your brand around the clock — while your credit exposure stays visible.
For consolidators and agencies with sub-agentsWhat you get
Everything in b2b agent portal.#
Your agent network
- Unlimited agent, sub-agent and branch hierarchy
- Agent self-registration with KYC document upload and an approval queue
- Role-based access down to individual actions, per branch
- White-label sub-portals on your agents' own domains
- A dedicated agent mobile app sharing the same credit and pricing
- Suspend, downgrade or re-tier an agent without touching their history
Credit and money
- Credit limits, deposits, top-up requests and automatic block on breach
- Wallet with a running ledger, receipts, credit notes and adjustments
- Commission and incentive slabs calculated automatically per agent
- Outstanding, overdue and credit-utilisation reports by ageing bucket
- Deposit reminders and statements sent on your schedule
- Multiple payment methods per agent, including credit as a method
Pricing control
- Markup rules by agent tier, supplier, airline, route, class, point of sale and date range
- Flat, percentage, slab and minimum-margin rules that stack predictably
- Fare visibility rules — hide a supplier or a route from a specific tier
- Service fees, convenience fees and cancellation charges per product
- Promo codes with usage caps, validity windows and tier restrictions
- Preview any fare exactly as a chosen agent would see it, before you publish
Day-to-day selling
- Bulk ticketing and multi-PNR issue from one screen
- Hold-and-book, with automatic release at the deadline
- Offline quotation requests routed to your counter team
- Group booking requests with a named handler and status trail
- Agent-wise sales, margin, outstanding and cancellation reports
- Daily flash report to each agent, branded as yours
What changes: Your agents stop calling the counter for fares, and your credit exposure becomes visible before it turns into a recovery problem.
Questions about this#
How many sub-agent levels can I create?
There is no fixed ceiling. Agencies typically run two or three levels — master agent, sub-agent, and branch — but deeper structures work the same way. Each level inherits pricing and credit rules from its parent unless you override them, so adding a level does not mean rebuilding your markup logic.
Can different agents see different fares for the same route?
Yes, and this is the core of the portal. Markup and visibility rules are evaluated per agent tier, so one agent can see a net fare, another a marked-up fare, and a third can be blocked from that supplier entirely. You can preview any route as a specific agent before publishing a rule.
What happens when an agent exceeds their credit limit?
Booking is blocked at the point of issue, not after. The agent sees the shortfall and can raise a top-up request, which lands in your approval queue. You can also allow a configurable grace buffer for selected agents.
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