We Know Travel Technology
Travel technology is complex. We've been building it long enough to know exactly where it fails.
Why Enspirit
Strategy and delivery in one engagement
The team that defines the architecture also builds the platform. Responsibility stays with one team.
Platforms built for programs that will grow
Architecture supports new suppliers, markets, and regulations without requiring platform rebuilds.
Common Questions
Can you integrate with our existing GDS contracts and preferred suppliers?
Yes. We work within your existing GDS relationships — Amadeus, Sabre, Travelport, or direct supplier APIs. We assess your current contracts and content requirements during discovery and build integration layers that respect your commercial arrangements.
How do you handle the complexity of corporate travel policy logic?
Policy engines are a core part of what we build. Traveler tiers, approval hierarchies, budget thresholds, exception workflows, and multi-currency rules are scoped in detail before engineering begins. We have built these systems at enterprise scale and understand where edge cases appear.
Do you work alongside our internal product and engineering team?
Yes. Most engagements involve internal product managers, engineers, or program managers. We define roles, integration points, and communication protocols at the start of the engagement so there is no ambiguity about ownership.
What does a typical travel platform build timeline look like?
Discovery and architecture take three to five weeks and produce a GDS integration map, content coverage analysis, and scoped build plan. Initial platform builds typically run twelve to twenty-eight weeks depending on GDS complexity, policy scope, and user roles. We give you a direct estimate after the discovery phase, not before it.
How long does a GDS integration take?
A single GDS integration — covering availability, pricing, booking, and PNR management — typically takes six to ten weeks depending on content scope, NDC requirements, and the complexity of your existing platform architecture. Multi-provider integrations are sequenced to avoid compounding risk. We have completed Amadeus, Sabre, and Travelport integrations as parallel workstreams on larger platform builds.
