API logs are like a diary that records every time your app or website checks or books flights, hotels, or buses. They capture what was requested, what response came back, and whether it worked. This helps developers fix issues, monitor performance, track usage, and ensure security.

 ♦ Under Flight Logs, you will find two main buttons:

1. Booking List – Click this to see the Flight Booking API Logs.

2. Search Log – Click this to see the Flight Search API Logs.

Booking List: Click to view Flight Booking API Logs.

• Displays complete details:

⇒ ID: Unique identifier for each booking.

⇒ Entry/Update Date: When the log was created or updated.

⇒ PAX Name: Passenger name.

⇒ Mobile / Email: Contact information.

⇒ Segment: Flight details (origin, destination, date, etc.).

⇒ API Name: Supplier API used.

⇒ Status: Booking status (Confirmed, Pending, Cancelled, etc.).

⇒ Last Log File: Clickable file with the latest log details.

• Search Log: Captures all Flight Search Log

• Tracks API search request, API responses, and any errors encountered.

 ♦ Under Hotel Logs, you will find Hotel Search Logs

When you click on the Hotel Search Log menu, you can view all the related search details in one place. The log displays the following information:

⇒ Tr. ID – Unique transaction ID for the search

⇒ Entry Date – Date when the search was created

⇒ Update Date – Last updated date of the search

⇒ Segment – Travel segment details

⇒ Hotel City – City selected for the hotel search

⇒ Check-In / Check-Out – Hotel stay dates

⇒ Status – Current status of the search request

⇒ API – API used to fetch the hotel search results

This information helps you track hotel searches accurately, monitor API performance, and find any issues easily.