API Strategy & Modernization
Turn tangled point-to-point integrations into a clean, owned API layer — and finally Go NDC.
Where it hurts
Point-to-point integrations become unmaintainable; adding NDC or a new supplier means more spaghetti.
- Tangled point-to-point integrations
- Every new source adds fragility
- NDC adoption blocked
How we solve it
We design an integration layer that isolates supplier quirks behind stable internal contracts, so adding NDC, GDS or a new supplier is incremental — not another rebuild.
The payoff
- Maintainable integrations
- NDC-ready architecture
- Faster supplier onboarding
- Owned API layer
What it’s built on
The path
- 1
Assess
Map current integrations and pain.
- 2
Design
Stable internal contracts and anti-corruption layer.
- 3
Integrate
Migrate sources behind the new layer.
- 4
Scale
Add sources as configured adapters.
How we deliver it
What this looks like
Illustrative scenario: an OTA consolidates point-to-point connections behind one integration layer, then adds NDC content without touching product code.
Representative engineering scenario — not a specific client result.
Who this is for
Questions
Does this enable NDC?
Yes — a clean integration layer is the foundation for NDC adoption.
Do we own the layer?
Yes.
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