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Which are the CRS/PMS/Channel Manager solutions which have both of these features: Break/Merge stay AND Name change APIs.

Which are the CRS/PMS/Channel Manager solutions which have both of these features:
1. Break/Merge stay (One booking into multiple nights or merge multiple bookings into one) API    AND
2. Name change APIs.

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Arul Prakash

asked  Sep 29, 2022

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Mark

answered  Jul 30, 2024

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Hello,

There are several CRS (Central Reservation System), PMS (Property Management System), and Channel Manager solutions that offer both Break/Merge stay APIs and Name Change APIs. Here are a few notable ones:

  1. Cloudbeds:

    • Break/Merge Stay: Cloudbeds offers the flexibility to split or merge bookings as needed.
    • Name Change APIs: Their API allows for guest information updates, including name changes.

  2. Opera PMS by Oracle Hospitality:

    • Break/Merge Stay: Opera provides comprehensive booking management, including splitting and merging stays.
    • Name Change APIs: It also supports guest information updates through its extensive API.

  3. Mews Systems:

    • Break/Merge Stay: Mews offers functionality to manage bookings with options to split and merge stays.
    • Name Change APIs: Their API supports updates to guest information, including name changes.

  4. RoomRaccoon:

    • Break/Merge Stay: RoomRaccoon provides features to split and merge reservations.
    • Name Change APIs: Their API allows for changes in guest details, including names.

  5. SiteMinder:

    • Break/Merge Stay: SiteMinder's platform allows for flexible booking management, including splitting and merging stays.
    • Name Change APIs: They support guest detail updates through their API.

Each of these solutions has comprehensive documentation for their APIs, allowing you to integrate these features into your existing systems seamlessly. If you need more detailed information on implementation or have specific requirements, checking the API documentation of each provider or contacting their support teams would be beneficial.