NDC content, scoped honestly, without a certification row

GTOS is the Global Travel Operating System from Voraal, built on operating experience across 100,000+ trips. The product you can evaluate today is the operating system around the trip: policy, approvals, booking on a shared record, spend and a desk. If NDC content is a requirement for your programme or your agency, bring it to a demo. We will answer against what is actually available, and we will not imply a badge this page does not have. The NDC content for agencies page takes the same position from the agency-use-case side.

Mixed content is the usual reality

Many programmes will use more than one content path for a long time. The operating system still has to hold the offer, the policy check, the approval and the invoice, whatever the source. That is why NDC versus GDS is written as a buyer explainer, not as a scoreboard, and why the GDS integrations page uses the same scoping rule.

Avunzo is designed to connect travel content and booking flows to your own channels. It is not yet live on production, and it is not an NDC certification. Early access is available on request.

The test that matters to a company

An NDC offer is only useful in a corporate programme if a traveller can see a policy status, an approver can see cost, and finance can later see the booking on the same record. We will use that test in a scoping conversation, rather than treating NDC as a logo to be collected.

USD is the main currency on this site. Pricing is in USD and available on request. Each company sees only its own data. We do not claim certifications we do not hold. If you need a formal technical accreditation, ask that question directly in the demo; this page will not imply one. Then ask the programme question that actually decides value: can an NDC offer, if and when a path is available, sit with policy, approval and invoicing on the same trip record the client already uses. A content label that cannot pass that test is not yet a corporate travel solution, however current the acronym sounds. The demo should leave that programme test as the decision standard, not a logo row. If the test cannot be answered, the NDC conversation is not yet complete. Leave with a clear yes, a scoped maybe, or a no, not with an implied badge.