Travel Agencies & OTAs
Add an optional insurance journey alongside flight, hotel or holiday bookings. Let travellers review available plans within your branded experience or continue to an approved provider checkout.
Help customers review travel insurance while planning their trip. SRDV Technologies connects your approved insurance provider with your website, agent portal or app, from eligible quotes and plan details to policy confirmation.
Travel insurance API integration connects your travel website, agent portal or mobile app with an insurer or approved travel insurance provider. It lets customers request eligible trip-based quotes, review plan benefits and terms, and complete the purchase steps supported by that provider.
SRDV builds the software connection and the booking experience around your business. We map trip and traveller details, display provider-supplied plans and prices, and connect the supported purchase and policy-status steps. Insurance can appear within a travel checkout or in a separate journey, depending on your provider and project scope.
Offer relevant insurance options at a useful point in the travel journey, with a flow that fits your customers and team.
Add an optional insurance journey alongside flight, hotel or holiday bookings. Let travellers review available plans within your branded experience or continue to an approved provider checkout.
Help authorised agents enter trip details, view eligible options and access policy records for their customers. Agree user permissions and service responsibilities before launch.
Connect insurance to supported itinerary or mobile booking journeys. Keep trip details consistent and provide a clear route to documents and provider support after purchase.
Make insurance easier to understand and manage within your travel platform. Available features depend on the approved API, target market and agreed scope.
Use the required trip dates, destinations, residence and traveller details to request eligible plans. Show current provider quotes and clear messages when no suitable result is returned.
Present provider-supplied benefits, limits, excesses and exclusions alongside the premium and currency. Link to current policy wording so customers can review the full terms before deciding.
Keep required fields clear, validate information and capture the customer decisions required by the provider. Use the provider-approved process for any additional eligibility or screening questions.
Build the agreed checkout or hosted-provider handoff. Keep insurance pricing and customer acceptance visible, and coordinate payment with the provider purchase sequence.
Show the policy reference and status returned by the provider. Make available certificates, policy wording and service contacts easy to find after purchase.
Connect supported policy lookup and service requests. Give staff a clear way to handle pending responses and route amendment, cancellation or claim questions to the responsible provider.
A clear sequence helps customers understand what they are buying and helps your team check the outcome.
Collect the information required for a quote, such as travel dates, destinations, residence and traveller ages. Check eligibility through the selected provider workflow.
Show the eligible options and provider prices. Make benefits, limits, exclusions and policy documents available before the customer selects a plan.
Collect the remaining required details and customer acceptance. Follow the agreed payment and purchase flow, including a provider-hosted step where needed.
Use the provider response to display the policy status and available reference or documents. If the response is uncertain, verify the result before attempting another purchase.
A quote or successful payment alone does not prove that a policy has been issued. Show confirmation only when supported by the provider response, and display the actual coverage dates and terms.
Start with your approved provider and business needs, then build and test the agreed customer journey.
Review documentation, your platform, target markets and required products. Agree provider responsibilities, data requirements and the development scope.
Connect quotes, plan information, customer acceptance and the supported purchase flow. Add the agreed policy records and document access.
Use approved test access to check eligible and ineligible quotes, price changes, purchase failures, timeouts and supported after-sales actions.
Complete required provider checks and business acceptance. Prepare live access, team guidance and the agreed technical support process.
Plan the development work separately from insurance-provider access, product pricing and operating responsibilities.
Development cost depends on your existing software, provider count, booking channels, checkout and policy-management requirements. Premiums, provider fees and commercial terms are separate.
Delivery depends on documentation, test access, provider checks and your business review. We agree a schedule after reviewing these dependencies.
Straightforward answers for travel businesses planning a travel insurance API connection.
A travel insurance API lets a website or app exchange quote, product, purchase and policy information with an insurance provider. Supported actions vary by provider, market and account access.
Yes, subject to a review of your platform and approved provider access. We can scope a customer website, B2B agent portal or mobile journey, including the agreed quote, purchase and policy-record features.
You need an approved arrangement with the insurer or insurance provider and access to the relevant documentation and environments. Development does not automatically provide API approval or permission to distribute insurance. Confirm those arrangements with your provider for each target market.
We can review the provider you have selected and the documentation available to your account. AXA Partners, Allianz Partners and nib Travel publish API information, but access, products and supported markets depend on their agreements with your business. These examples do not imply an SRDV partnership.
Where the API supports it, users can review returned plans, prices and policy information before purchase. Some providers use a hosted checkout or a separate journey. Comparison is limited to the products available through your approved access.
Not by itself. The integration must check the provider purchase response and policy status, then show the returned policy reference and coverage dates. Pending or failed responses need a defined verification process.
Supported policy service requests can be connected when they are available in your API agreement and development scope. Cancellation terms, refunds and changes follow the provider policy. Claim submission and settlement are separate processes controlled by the insurer or its appointed claims team.
No. Eligibility and available plans depend on factors required by the provider, which may include residence, age, destinations, travel dates and product rules. Display the current provider results and policy terms rather than promising universal coverage.
We estimate development after reviewing your platform, documentation, features and provider count. Delivery also depends on test access, required provider checks and business acceptance. Insurance premiums and provider fees are separate from the development quote.
Travel insurance API integration is the connection to an insurance provider and its supported workflows. A booking system includes the wider customer interface, agent access, records and administration. We can scope the connection for an existing system or include it in a new platform.
Tell us your provider, target markets and booking channels. We will review your requirements and prepare a clear scope, development estimate and next steps.
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