Look beyond the application.
Review business verification, available credit risk ratings, and screening statuses as part of deciding which suppliers to onboard.
Know the businesses
behind the listings.
Bring independent business verification into supplier onboarding and ongoing network review. Use a dedicated network dashboard to review the businesses behind your inventory and identify where follow-up is needed.
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Descriptions, images, availability, and reviews help buyers evaluate an offering. Your team also needs to understand the company supplying it.
TTI brings independent business checks, credit risk ratings, and supplier-provided information together to support that review. Use the information alongside your own product, service, operational, and commercial requirements.
Review business verification, available credit risk ratings, and screening statuses as part of deciding which suppliers to onboard.
Use a dedicated network dashboard to track verification across your platform’s own supplier businesses.
Discover verified suppliers to consider for your platform, then evaluate whether their offerings meet your requirements.
A compelling listing is one thing. Knowing the business behind it is another.
Start with the suppliers your platform already works with. A dedicated network dashboard brings their verification statuses into one view, helping your team review available business information, identify gaps, and focus follow-up.
Make that information part of your onboarding and review process. Your team sets the requirements, asks additional questions, and makes the approval decisions.
You own the supplier relationship, negotiate your agreements and commercial terms, and control your platform’s approval standards. TTI provides business information to support those decisions.
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 see what is available and decide what else it needs to ask.
One supplier profile. A shared starting point for review.
Review the results of defined business checks.
Consider available, independently provided business credit risk ratings.
Review 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 platform’s requirements.
Available checks and monitoring vary by country and data availability. Business verification does not certify the safety or quality of a product or service.
Supplier problems can affect the experience buyers associate with your platform.
If a supplier is fraudulent, goes out of business, or fails to deliver, your team may face support demands, disrupted bookings, disputes, and reputational damage. Financial exposure depends on your business model and agreements.
Bring defined business checks into pre-onboarding review and return to available statuses during the relationship. Your team determines which findings need further investigation.
The company supplying your inventory may use another business to deliver it. Verification of your direct supplier does not automatically cover its subcontractors or replacement providers.
Ask who will fulfill the booking and what checks have been completed on that business.
Strengthen the business review behind your supplier decisions.
Start with the businesses you work with and the information your team needs to review.
Discuss your supplier businesses, operating countries, and onboarding and review needs.
Review dashboard access, supplier participation, available checks, and onboarding requirements with TTI.
Review available information, follow up on gaps, and apply your own approval criteria.
Who is this for?
Travel distribution platforms that onboard or manage supplier businesses, including travel marketplaces, booking platforms, and inventory aggregators serving travel professionals, consumers, or both. TTI supports review of the supplier businesses behind the inventory.
Can we review suppliers already on our platform?
Yes. Discuss the supplier businesses in your network, countries, available checks, supplier participation, and onboarding with TTI. Your network dashboard supports review of available verification statuses across that agreed supplier network.
Does verification cover every product and service a supplier distributes?
No. Verification relates to the business checked. It does not validate each listing, confirm inventory or availability, or automatically cover the businesses that fulfill a booking. Your team continues its own product, operational, and service reviews.
Does TTI replace our supplier onboarding or approval process?
No. TTI provides business information to support your process. Your team sets its requirements, evaluates products and services, negotiates agreements, and decides which suppliers to approve.
Can we find verified suppliers to expand our offering?
Yes. You can discover verified suppliers in TTI to consider for your platform. Verification does not establish that their products or services meet your requirements. Your team evaluates fit and negotiates the relationship directly.
Can buyers find suppliers that have not completed verification?
No. Suppliers must complete verification before buyers can find them in the Travel Trust Index.
Can a supplier use one profile with multiple platforms?
Yes. A supplier can maintain one TTI profile for multiple business partners to review, helping reduce repeated information gathering. Each platform may still require additional information or checks.
Is everything on a profile independently verified?
No. Business verification and credit risk ratings come from an independent verification provider. Services, insurance details, booking terms, and self-assessments are supplied by the business. TTI clearly distinguishes between the two. Available checks and monitoring vary by country and data availability.
Does TTI confirm that 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. Confirm coverage meets your platform’s needs with the supplier.
Can we display verification information on our platform or connect our systems?
Discuss your proposed use with TTI. Access to a network dashboard is separate from displaying verification information on your own platform or connecting your systems. The scope and availability of any display or integration must be confirmed separately.
Let’s discuss how TTI can support onboarding and ongoing review across your supplier network.
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