Event feeds from the trip record, described without an invented catalogue
Travel booking webhooks are how a company system can be told that something happened on a trip: a request was submitted, a booking was confirmed, a sector changed, an invoice document was attached. The value is that another system does not have to poll, guess, or wait for a person to forward a message. The risk is over-claiming — publishing an event catalogue, a reliability badge, or a set of named destinations that have not been scoped. This page will not do that.
GTOS is the Global Travel Operating System from Voraal, built on operating experience across 100,000+ trips. The source of any event is the live trip record: the same file the traveller, the company and the desk already use. A webhook, if agreed, is a way to notify another system about that record. It is not a second booking tool, and it is not a substitute for in-product notifications that are meant for people.
When an event feed is the right conversation
It is the right conversation when finance, people, or an internal operations system needs to react to travel events without a manual export. It is also the right conversation when you already have a company integration layer and want travel events to arrive there, under your own access rules. Related pages, written with the same restraint, include API, ERP, business intelligence and audit exports.
It is the wrong conversation if what you actually need is an approver reminder or a traveller status notice. Those belong on the record first, as notifications to a person.
What we will and will not claim
A webhook or event-feed path, including which events can be sent, how they are authenticated, how failures are handled, and which company system may receive them, is an implementation topic. We do not publish a public event catalogue on this page, and we do not name destination platforms, integration buses, or automation tools. We will not invent a delivery-time guarantee, an uptime badge, or a partner certification.
If you need this path, bring the system that would receive events, the business moments you care about, and your security requirements to a demo. We will describe only the path that is actually available. See Security. Access remains by role, and each company sees only its own data. An event feed that crossed a company boundary would be a failure of that design. Two-step sign-in is available on the GTOS app. We do not claim certifications we do not hold.
USD is the main currency on this site. Pricing is in USD and available on request. Avunzo is designed to connect travel content and booking flows to your own channels and is not yet live on production; early access is available on request. It is a supply-and-channel conversation, not a webhook catalogue.
A useful session starts with the trip events you actually need to react to, then maps only those events to a path that can be supported, rather than beginning with a generic “we have webhooks” claim.
Frequently asked questions
Do you publish a full webhook event catalogue?
No. Events, authentication and destinations are scoped during implementation and discussed in a demo. We do not invent a public catalogue on this page.
Are webhooks a replacement for approval reminders?
No. Reminders and status notices to people are a notifications question. Webhooks are for company systems that need to receive events from the trip record.
Will you name the platforms that can receive events?
No. We do not name destination systems or publish a certified connector list. Bring the system you actually use to a demo.
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See GTOS in a demo
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- A walkthrough of the Client Portal, My Mobility and Control Tower
- Your travel policy, set up in a demo account
- USD pricing discussed on request, with PKR quotes available
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