One workspace per agency
Give each travel agency, corporate travel team, or TMC a separate operating space for its travelers and staff.
TravelRightsPro for agencies
A calmer disruption layer for your travel business.
Give your agency, corporate travel team, or TMC a structured way to monitor passenger trips, organize disruption evidence, and guide travelers from booking through recovery.
Early agency program · integrations and enterprise controls are enabled in phases.
The agency loop
- 1Ingest the itinerary or passenger record
- 2Monitor the trip for a disruption signal
- 3Organize the evidence and traveler action
- 4Close, export, or retain the record by policy
Built for the next operating model
Keep the human guidance. Add an agency control plane.
The public TravelRightsPro experience remains available for individual travelers. This agency layer is designed for teams that need repeatable workflows, clearer ownership, and monitored trip volume.
Bulk trip monitoring
Move beyond one-at-a-time forms with an intake model designed for monitored passenger and itinerary records.
Action-ready disruption records
Turn delay, cancellation, baggage, and missed-connection events into organized evidence and next-step workflows.
Integration-ready architecture
Prepare controlled ingestion channels for approved GDS, PNR, and partner data sources as integrations are enabled.
Procurement-minded controls
Build toward audit trails, role-based access, retention rules, and documented data-handling practices.
White-label path
Support agency-branded portals and emails as a later phase, without changing the core TravelRightsPro engine.
Commercial model
Recurring agency pricing, not a percentage of traveler compensation.
The blueprint’s starting model is usage-based monitoring priced by passenger seat per month. Final pricing depends on volume, integrations, retention, support, and contract scope.
Planning range
$0.50–$1.00
per monitored passenger seat / month, subject to proposal
Phase 1
Agency workspace and monitored-trip foundation
Launch the agency landing page, demo intake, tenant boundaries, roles, and manual CSV/API-ready trip ingestion.
Phase 2
Partner integrations
Connect approved providers and GDS/API sources only after credentials, contracts, permissions, and data mappings are ready.
Phase 3
Enterprise readiness
Add retention automation, immutable audit events, export controls, security documentation, and white-label settings.
Procurement readiness
Build the controls before promising the enterprise.
- Tenant data isolation
- Role-based agency access
- Retention and purge workflows
- Immutable audit events
- Provider/API permission records
- Security documentation roadmap
No unsupported promises
SOC 2, GDPR automation, GDS feeds, and white-label delivery are roadmap items until implemented and independently verified.