RippleThe best integration is the one a hotel no longer needs to maintain.
The website, booking engine, guest portal, payments and folios are part of Ripple rather than integrations, so a booking never waits for a second system to interpret it. Connections outward are being built on the same record: a channel or a pricing tool will read the rates the desk maintains and return its bookings and recommendations into the same reservations and calendar.
Native capabilities and connections.
Every connection reads and writes the same operating record. Offerings that are not released yet are labelled.
- Hotel website & CMS
- Ripple booking engine
- Guest portal
- Card payments
- CSV data export
- Online travel agenciesComing soon
- PriceLabsComing soon
- Door locks and access controlComing soon
- Guest Wi-FiComing soon
- In-room entertainmentComing soon
- Payment terminalsComing soon
- Accounting exportFuture vision
- APIs and webhooksComing soon
Your website and your booking engine are not an integration.
They are part of Ripple. The site you publish reads the same rooms and rates the desk maintains, and a booking made on it becomes a reservation directly — not a message about a reservation that something else has to interpret.
- One inventory behind the website, the booking engine and the desk
- A rate change applies wherever that rate is sold, without a second entry
- A direct booking arrives as a stay, with its deposit already against the folio
