Built for OTAs · Airlines · Hotel Aggregators · Travel Marketplaces · DPDP Act 2023

Where One Booking Touches Five Systems, Consent Travels With It.

A single itinerary carries passport details, payment info, and co-traveler data across airlines, hotels, and global GDS systems — often shared with parties who never gave their own consent. Digital Anumati scopes every hop so partners get only what they need, while co-travelers stay in control of their own data.

Co-Traveler Consent CaptureCross-Border Transfer SafeguardsScoped Data Sharing with Partners

Consent That Travels With Every Booking

Passport numbers, payment details, and itineraries move across airlines, hotels, aggregators, and payment gateways with every booking. A unified consent layer keeps every hop scoped, logged, and revocable — even across borders.

The TravelTech Data Challenge

OTAs and travel platforms aggregate highly sensitive personal data across airlines, hotels, and transport providers. This requires strict consent management and purpose limitation under DPDP.

Travel-Tech & OTA Scenario

One Itinerary, Five Partners, Zero Blind Spots

Follow a traveler's consent chain end to end — from booking on the OTA to instant, system-wide revocation after the trip. Every hop scoped, logged, and audit-ready.

  1. 01

    Consent Captured

    Traveler grants a DPDP-native consent while booking on the OTA platform — scope, purpose, and expiry stamped on an immutable receipt.

  2. 02

    Booking Data Shared

    A cascading consent token propagates the itinerary to the airline or hotel partner with defined scope limits — automatically.

  3. 03

    Payment Routed

    Payment gateway accesses only the fields needed to settle the transaction. Every read is logged to the audit ledger, regulator-ready.

  4. 04

    Visa & Insurance Check

    Visa and travel-insurance partners receive time-boxed, purpose-bound access to identity data — never the full traveler record.

  5. 05

    Withdraw & Kill

    Consent revoked post-trip → kill switch propagates across every partner in seconds, not days.

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CONSENT
TOKEN

Scope-limited · Fully logged · Revoked in seconds

Compliance Solutions for TravelTech Platforms

Enable seamless booking experiences while ensuring full DPDP compliance across all travel touchpoints.

Unified Traveler Consent Profile

Maintain a single consent record across flights, hotels, cabs, and bookings for full transparency.

Booking Data Purpose Control

Ensure traveler data is used only for booking fulfillment, not unauthorized marketing or profiling.

Cross-Partner Data Governance

Control how airlines, hotels, and partners access and use traveler data through consent-based APIs.

Deep-Dive Use Case: Third-Party Data Sharing Risk

Travel platforms often share traveler data across airlines, hotels, and payment providers without clear consent boundaries.

The Scenario

A user books a flight and hotel through an OTA. Their data is shared across multiple partners for “service optimization.”

However, consent for cross-partner sharing was never explicitly collected.

The Digital Anumati Solution

  • Consent-gated partner data sharing APIs
  • Real-time validation before data exchange
  • Traveler-level consent visibility dashboard
  • Audit logs for regulatory compliance
Key Metric: Prevent unauthorized cross-border and partner data leakage.

Make Travel Experiences Trust-Driven

Build compliant, scalable TravelTech platforms with DPDP-ready consent systems.