Distribution
Travel API and Partner Distribution
Sell your inventory beyond your own website by giving partners a structured API with their own commercial terms.
Once your content and pricing rules live in one platform, distribution becomes a commercial decision instead of an engineering project. Aerobit exposes the same search and booking capability your own channels use.
Availability: Aerobit’s own booking channels already run on a structured platform API with searching, pricing, booking and servicing. Packaging that as a partner-facing API with scoped credentials and per-partner commercial terms is described here as the direction of the platform. Which partner-API capabilities are live depends on your deployment, so ask us what is available now before you plan an integration.
APIs built around real booking flows
Search, price confirmation, booking, ticketing and post-booking actions are exposed as structured endpoints, so a partner integration follows the same lifecycle your own front ends do.
- Search and availability endpoints across connected content
- Booking and confirmation flows with clear states
- Post-booking actions such as cancellation and refunds
Partner-specific commercial terms
Each partner can receive its own pricing, markup and content scope, without a separate deployment.
- Markups and commissions per partner
- Content scoped to what a partner is allowed to sell
- Bookings attributed to the partner that made them
Integration-ready architecture
The platform is designed for partner and white-label distribution rather than retro-fitted for it, which keeps new channels a question of configuration and commercial terms.
What a partner receives
A distribution partner does not need your admin tools; it needs a predictable contract for searching, booking and servicing. Each partner gets credentials scoped to what it may sell, and responses priced on its own commercial terms.
- Credentials and access scoped per partner
- Search, price-confirm, book and cancel flows with clear states
- Their own markup, commission and content scope
- Bookings attributed to the partner for reconciliation
White-label and embedded travel
Distribution is not only agency-to-agency. Airlines' loyalty programmes, banks, telcos and retail brands in the Gulf all sell travel inside their own products. The same API supports an embedded booking experience under a partner's brand, with your inventory and your commercial rules behind it.