See who’s verified.
Review verification statuses across your organization’s supplier network in one dedicated dashboard. Identify information gaps and the businesses that need follow-up.
A clearer view
of your suppliers.
Bring independent business verification into your preferred-supplier program. Use a dedicated network dashboard to review supplier statuses and focus follow-up across the businesses your organization works with.
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Shared information. Your organization’s decisions.
Advisors and member agencies look to their host agency, consortium, or agency group for supplier relationships, resources, and guidance. The businesses your organization chooses to work with influence the options available across that network.
TTI brings independent business checks and credit risk ratings together with supplier-provided details. Give your team a shared starting point for evaluating new suppliers and reviewing the relationships already in your program.
Review verification statuses across your organization’s supplier network in one dedicated dashboard. Identify information gaps and the businesses that need follow-up.
Use the same business information to support new supplier evaluations and ongoing preferred-supplier reviews.
Use what you learn to help your network understand which questions to ask and where additional review matters.
Commercial fit is one part of supplier selection. Business verification adds another.
Start with the suppliers your organization already works with. A dedicated network dashboard brings verification statuses together to support preferred-supplier reviews and follow-up. You can also discover verified suppliers to consider for your program.
Bring that information into your preferred-supplier process alongside your own commercial, service, and operational requirements.
A supplier can maintain one TTI profile for multiple business partners to review. Your team can start with that information and request what your own program still needs.
Illustrative supplier profile. Available information varies by supplier and country. Select the image to enlarge.
Business verification and credit risk ratings come from an independent verification provider. Services, insurance details, booking terms, and optional self-assessments are supplied by the business.
TTI distinguishes between those sources so your team can understand the information and decide what else it needs.
A clearer starting point for your own standards.
Review the results of defined business checks.
Review available, independently provided business credit risk ratings.
See available screening statuses and items that may warrant follow-up.
See whether ongoing monitoring is active, where available.
Review supplier-reported coverage details and certificate status.
Consider published terms alongside your own commercial requirements.
Available checks and monitoring vary by country and data availability. Business verification does not establish the safety or quality of a service.
Your organization’s role shapes how business information fits into supplier review and advisor support.
A supplier disruption can create work across your host organization, from supporting advisors to helping address interrupted bookings. Business information gives your team another basis for reviewing the suppliers it supports.
Review defined business checks, credit risk ratings, and available screening and monitoring statuses alongside your commercial and operational requirements.
Support advisor questions with clearer business information.
Use the findings to inform supplier discussions, identify gaps, and guide follow-up with the businesses in your program.
Your team determines which relationships to support and what additional information your organization requires.
Use a shared source of business information to support preferred-supplier evaluation across your consortium or agency group. Define how central program reviews and individual agency reviews work together.
Your organization sets its program requirements. Member agencies retain their own approval decisions and can request additional information for their business and clients.
Organization-level dashboard access and advisor or member access are separate considerations. Discuss the appropriate setup with TTI.
Begin with the suppliers you work with and the people responsible for reviewing them.
Discuss your supplier program, the businesses it includes, and the countries where they operate.
Review dashboard access, supplier participation, available checks, and onboarding requirements with TTI.
Use available statuses and business information in your reviews, follow-up conversations, and network guidance.
Who is this page for?
Host agencies, consortia, and agency groups that manage supplier relationships and support affiliated advisors or member agencies. TTI supports the organization’s review of its supplier network.
Can we start with our existing suppliers?
Yes. Define the businesses in your supplier program and discuss supplier participation, countries, available checks, and onboarding with TTI. Use your network dashboard to review available statuses and identify where additional information or follow-up is needed.
Does TTI decide which suppliers belong in our program?
No. Your organization sets its requirements and makes its own preferred-supplier and approval decisions. TTI provides business information to support that process. It does not endorse suppliers or guarantee outcomes.
Will every advisor or member get dashboard access?
Organization-level dashboard access does not automatically include access for every advisor or member agency. Discuss your structure and access needs with TTI as part of setup.
Can buyers find suppliers that have not completed verification?
No. Suppliers must complete verification before buyers can find them in the Travel Trust Index.
Is everything on a profile independently verified?
No. Business verification and credit risk ratings come from an independent verification provider. Other information, including services, insurance details, booking terms, and self-assessments, is supplied by the business. TTI clearly distinguishes between the two. Available checks and monitoring vary by country and data availability.
Does TTI confirm that a supplier’s insurance meets our requirements?
No. Insurance information is supplier-reported. Submitted certificates are reviewed for readability and publication completeness. TTI does not confirm coverage with insurers or assess adequacy. Your organization should confirm coverage meets its requirements with the supplier.
Does a supplier need separate verification for every organization?
A supplier can maintain one TTI profile for multiple business partners to review, reducing repeated information gathering. Each organization can still require additional information or checks. A shared profile does not replace your own approval process.
Does this replace an advisor’s or member agency’s own review?
No. Organization-level supplier review supports informed decisions, but advisors and member agencies still need to consider the supplier, service, booking terms, and traveler’s needs in each case. TTI business verification does not certify safety or service quality.
Let’s discuss how TTI can fit into your host agency, consortium, or agency group’s supplier program.
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