Travel, TrustPixel
Market 01 · TravelMarkets / 01

Travel, rebuilt for agents.

One transaction layer across airlines, hotels, rail, cars and servicing. Suppliers keep their rates and their relationships.

Travel market · one mandateidle
AGENT · mnd_4471 · acme-corp cap 4,200 · refundable · corp
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waiting for intent proof ev_7731 · signed
Demand → eligibility → booking → proof* Illustrative
The exchange, in motion2:25 · no sound
The travel thesis
Can the whole offer survive the trip to the buyer?

Give agents the whole offer, not just the price.

TrustPixel brings live availability, private rates, benefits, payment, changes and support together in one offer an agent can act on.

eligibilityratebenefitspolicypaymentticketingservicingsupportproof
Offer tp_off_9F2Kbinding · 12m
Corporate rate, 3 nights1,197.00 USD
Late checkout, 16:00included
Room upgrade, on availabilityincluded
Cancellationfree until 18:00 prior
Agent may change the bookingpermitted
Support entitlement24h human desk
An offer is not a price. It is what the supplier is prepared to do.
Who is on each side

The same transaction, read from four positions.

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Private and negotiated rates

Private rates stay private because eligibility travels with the buyer.

Suppliers decide which rates enter the exchange and who may use them. Eligibility is checked at transaction time rather than assumed from a booking channel.

Identity checks and the mandate itself reduce negotiated-rate leakage.

Rate visibilitywho may see this
Public flexible rateany authenticated agent
Corporate negotiated rateverified employees of that company
Association or group rateverified members only
Opaque or distressed inventorynamed demand sources
One-to-one targeted offerone named mandate
Eligibility evaluated per request · never inferred from the channel
Look-to-book

Search becomes a supplier policy, not an unlimited tax on infrastructure.

Heavier caching cuts search load and costs you freshness. TrustPixel makes that a policy you set, not a side effect you absorb.

Demand source
Maximum look-to-book
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20:1searches per booking600:1
Cache duration
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liveprice freshness tradeoff15 min
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search calls reaching your system, per booking
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price freshness at the moment of quote
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Rich offers

Compete on the full offer, not the fields the channel retained.

One offer mechanism, four audiences: exchange demand, your own direct channels, authenticated groups, and one-to-one targeting. You decide what each sees.

Exchange-originated agent trafficgoverned by source policy
Agents arriving at your own sitesame gateway, your rules
Verified group or association demandgated offers
One-to-one targeted offerone mandate
Monetary value
RateVolume tierWaived feesBundled ancillariesLoyalty accrual
Non-monetary value
UpgradeLounge accessLate checkoutBreakfastFlexible changesPriority supportGuaranteed room type
Two hotels at the same nightly rate are not the same offer. The exchange carries the difference to the agent instead of discarding it.
Negotiation

Negotiation becomes executable.

Two paths, at different stages of readiness. Bringing existing negotiated rates is available today. Negotiating on the exchange is in development.

Path A · bring existing rates
Available now
Existing codes applied at booking
Eligibility enforced against verified identity
Supplier terms preserved exactly as negotiated
Rates visible only to approved buyers
Path B · negotiate on the exchange
In development

A business broadcasts a commitment: 200 room nights in Chicago, dates attached. Supplier agents respond with rate, upgrades and terms, and selection is on total value.

Use a TrustPixel negotiation agent, or bring your own
Define floors, volume tiers, and acceptable benefits as policy
Awarded terms become executable offers, not a PDF
Servicing

A trip is the booking, and the ability to recover when it changes.

Layer one · agent-led resolution

The traveler tells the agent what happened. Inside the authority it already holds, the agent attempts the fix.

Rebooking
Cancellation
Date and room changes
Ground transport changes
Disruption recovery
Layer two · human support as a service

What the agent cannot resolve, it hands to a paid human support provider on the exchange. Support is a capability an agent calls, not something TrustPixel recreates.

Booking and servicing may come from different providers
The booking bundle defines who services what
Suppliers may expose agent-changeable bookings as an offer attribute
Servicing companies participate as suppliers in their own right
02:14 local · flight cancelled
agent detects disruption · PNR HZ-88421
mandate still active · scope hotel, rail
rebook attempt 1 → no eligible seat
extends hotel one night → within cap
escalates air rebooking → human desk
desk resolves 02:31 · 17 minutes
evidence appended · ev_7734
Mandates, disputes, and proof

Every action is checked. Every decision is receipted.

The exchange enforces the mandate and signs the receipt. Both sides can check it afterwards.

Transaction recordtp_txn_5512
Buyer or buyer identityacme-corp · verified
Agent identityagent_ent_44
Mandatemnd_4471 · signed
Rate eligibilitycorp · employee verified
Travel policy decisions1,131 excluded · reasons kept
Supplier policyallocation, eligibility applied
Payment authorizationvirtual card · captured
Booking confirmationHZ-88421
Changes and human approvals1 amendment · 0 approvals
Escalation and final outcomeresolved · signed
Commercial model

Flexible transaction economics. No claim on the human relationship.

Merchant of record or book directper supplier
Commission or affiliate economics may applyagreed commercially
Economics can be shared with the agent builderconfigurable
Supplier pricing policies remain enforceablealways
Customer data sharing is policy-drivensupplier defines
Suppliers may require guest email or other detailsas a condition of the offer

The supplier keeps the guest. The application keeps the user.

Built on TrustPixel

Two travel applications on the same infrastructure.

TRIPP PRODUCT SCREEN
Consumer travel
Tripp

A personal travel request becomes a trip that can still be changed afterwards.

See the showcase →
BUSINESS TRAVEL SCREEN
Corporate travel
Business Travel

Company policy, budget and approval enforced at the transaction layer, not by whose inventory the app happens to hold.

See the showcase →

Practical questions

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