Airline Offer Management demo
Commercial teams build, price and govern NDC offers and bundles for every channel 1:34
What the demo shows
Commercial teams build, price and govern NDC offers and bundles for every channel
The shelf screen shows the fare families for one leisure flight as a shopper sees them on the airline's website, in the app, at an NDC agency and on a GDS agency terminal, side by side, with the bundle the agents proposed sitting in draft on each. A Shopping reader reads counted shopping and last winter's sales; a Bundle designer proposes a Weekender (preferred seat, first bag, same-day change for $64) and says why with sources; a Take-up simulator projects 9.0% attach and est. +$47,300 for the season; a Checker re-simulates on its own (8.4%, +$43,000) and flags more buy-down from the higher fare family; a Channel renderer finds that GDS agencies lose the bag; a Rules keeper checks full fare, bag fee disclosure, refunds and the Gold-member variant; a Test designer writes the test cell. The Head of Offer Management asks why $64, tries $59, keeps $64 and approves it for the website, the app and NDC agencies only, with a reason code; a filed version is requested for GDS. A Results reviewer reads results by market and plans retirements.
Transcript
- Airline Offer Management. Commercial teams build, price and govern Bundles for every Channel.
- Ancillaries are a 6th of Airline Revenue.
- Your new Bundle takes weeks and often breaks in one Channel.
- Overnight, an agent proposed a Weekender for Chicago to Las Vegas.
- Seat Baggins same-day change for $64.
- Rene sees the Shelf in every Channel side-by-side as shoppers do.
- The simulator projects 9% attach.
- A checker re-ran it alone and flags more buy-down.
- But the GDS view loses the bag.
- The traveler would pay for it at the airport.
- Renee asks why 64.
- The answer cites its sources one click away.
- She approves it for the website, the app, and NDC agencies only with a reason code.
- A test cell opens Monday, with stop rules checked daily.
- Every offer is cited, signed channel by channel, and logged.
- Corvain aims for $1.50 more per passenger, and no offer where it cannot show.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.