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Airline Group Inventory / CUSTOM DEVELOPMENT

Your group inventory. A clearer booking process.

Manage your own airline seat allocations, agent requests, payment deadlines, and balances through a purpose-built group-ticketing portal.

Custom development capabilities. Final modules, access, integrations, and delivery scope are agreed per project.

acs / travelSAMPLE DATA
YOUR BUSINESS WORKSPACE

Group inventory

Available seats48Across sample departures
Agent balancePKR 240,000Illustrative ledger
Pending requests06Awaiting your review
Departure inventory Illustrative routes & prices
ROUTE / AIRLINESEATSNET / SEAT
LHE → JEDSample Airline A2496,000
KHI → MEDSample Airline B1692,000
ISB → JEDSample Airline C0898,000
LATEST RESERVATIONEnquiry · LHE to JeddahPassenger records · payment schedule
Available
Illustrative workspace
ILLUSTRATIVE INTERFACE / SAMPLE DATA

Make the everyday
work easier.

Start with the operational problems. Then build the screens and rules that help your team address them.

01

Unclear seat availability

Several agents can ask for the same allocation at once.

THE SOFTWARE APPROACH

Maintain available, held, and confirmed quantities with agreed reservation rules.

02

Missed deadlines

Payment and passenger submission dates are hard to follow in chats.

THE SOFTWARE APPROACH

Keep booking deadlines, reminders, and statuses beside each reservation.

03

Disconnected receipts

Payments need to be matched manually to agents and departures.

THE SOFTWARE APPROACH

Link receipts, agent balances, and booking documents.

TRY A SAMPLE WORKFLOW

See how it
comes together.

Explore an illustrative interface. Records, prices, and outcomes are examples; no real bookings, payments, or supplier connections are involved.

Wholesale Seat Allocation ConsoleIllustrative inventory

Interactive Group Inventory Matrix

All airline labels, dates, seats, and prices here are illustrative. Explore a local reservation simulation; no real seats are reserved and no tickets are issued.

Sample hold rule48-hour example
Select Active Sector Block
Sub-Agent Seat Request SimulatorLHE → JED • SV-738
Seats to Reserve:15 Passenger Seats
Min: 5 SeatsMax Available: 22 Seats
Milestone Deposit Schedule
Tranche 1: Token (25%)Due within 48h to hold
PKR 369,375
Tranche 2: Milestone (50%)Due 14 days before flight
PKR 738,750
Tranche 3: Final (25%)Due on Manifest submission
PKR 369,375
Total Wholesale Commitment:PKR 1,477,500

The modules that
make it yours.

Choose a useful starting scope. Modules can be combined and phased around your priorities.

MODULE 01

Group inventory

  • Airline and route
  • Departure dates
  • Seat allocations
  • Available, held, and confirmed quantities
MODULE 02

Agent requests

  • Agent-specific pricing and access
  • Seat reservation requests
  • Hold and booking deadlines
  • Passenger and document records
MODULE 03

Payments & ledgers

  • Advance and balance schedules
  • Receipts and agent statements
  • Supplier payable records
  • Approval and adjustment history
MODULE 04

Documents & reporting

  • Booking confirmations
  • Passenger-list exports
  • Departure and agent reports
  • Booking status history
A CONNECTED WORKFLOW

From the first record
to a clearer report.

01

Add your allocation

Enter your airline, route, departure, capacity, and agent prices.

02

Receive a request

An agent requests seats and supplies the required passenger details.

03

Track the payments

Record the advance and remaining amount against the booking.

04

Review the departure

Check deadlines, documents, balances, and the final passenger list.

YOUR RULES / YOUR OPERATION

Configured around
what makes you different.

  • ↗ Airline and route-specific reservation policies
  • ↗ Your deposit stages, deadlines, and approval roles
  • ↗ Agent tiers and permitted inventory access
  • ↗ Document formats and proposed authorized integrations
BEFORE YOU START

Useful questions.
Clear answers.

No. Every route, airline label, seat count, price, and reservation in the demonstration is illustrative. No real reservation or ticket is created.

LET’S BUILD WHAT’S NEXT

Let’s talk about your group-ticketing portals.

Share your current process and the work you want to make easier. We’ll discuss a scope around your business.

01 / Map your workflow02 / Explore the possibilities03 / Agree the scope