Technology Management
Know who owns every link between your systems
A register of each interface with its owner, direction and data, and whether it was verified, so a link that breaks is not a mystery.
The problem
Who owns the link between two systems?
A rate change in one system never reaches another, and the person who set up that interface left last year. Nobody knows what data moves between the two, in which direction, or when the link was last checked.
How integrations are recorded
Register interfaces
Record each interface between two systems with owner, direction, data carried, method and evidence status.
Design the interface
Design a 1-way or 2-way interface between two systems, copy the specification, and save proposed field maps.
Map the data
Map fields between two connected systems and record how data moves between them, with owner and retention.
Check the connection
See each configured connection's status, run a connection test, and see each recorded interface's last validated date.
Who it is for
Owners and general managers
Department heads
- Included in
- Technology Management
- Package and availability
- $395 per hotel/month
- Availability
- Available
Works with
Technology ecosystem
Vendors & contracts
Health & maturity
Governance
Connecting a new restaurant system
A realistic scenario
A 120-room hotel adds a new restaurant point-of-sale system. The IT manager designs a 2-way interface with the property management system, copies the specification for the vendor, saves the proposed field maps, runs a connection test and records the date it was validated.
