Travel Site Merchandising Agent
Decides which offers each visitor to a travel booking site sees first, and in what order.
The challenge
Good decisions depend on analysis that takes days to prepare, so plans are based on old numbers or on instinct.
How it works
- 1A question is asked, or a regular review is due.
- 2The agent pulls the figures from your data, using your definitions.
- 3It runs the analysis and tests different options.
- 4It explains what is driving the numbers and sets out the options.
- 5Your decision-maker chooses. Larger changes need sign-off.
- 6The approved change is made in your system.
Your people stay in control
The agent sets out the options. Your decision-maker chooses, and larger changes need sign-off before anything is changed.
Systems we work with in Travel & Hospitality
- Property management and central reservations
- Global distribution systems and NDC
- Airline operations systems
- Revenue management
- Guest messaging and CRM
How we measure success
- Time from question to answer
- How accurate forecasts are against what happened
- The value of the recommendations you adopt
Kind of work
Analysis and planning. The agent analyses your data, explains what it shows and sets out the options.
More in Travel & Hospitality
Hotel Revenue Management AgentAdjusts room prices and availability across booking channels to match demand.Multi-City Itinerary PlannerPlans trips with several stops from a simple conversation: flights, hotels, transport and activities.Travel Disruption Recovery AgentRebooks travellers when a trip is disrupted by cancellation, weather or a missed connection, without a wait on hold.In-Stay Hotel ConciergeHandles hotel guests’ requests by chat or voice at any hour: room service, local tips, dining and transport.
Want this working in your organisation?
We can show it working on real examples from your business before you commit to a full build.