Disruption arrives all at once
One cancellation generates hundreds of simultaneous contacts, and the queue forms faster than any roster can absorb.
When a flight moves or a booking changes, OptiML reaches every affected traveller with options, across voice, WhatsApp and email, in their language, at any hour.
Illustrative interface. Names, flight numbers and counts are sample data, not a performance claim. The screen shows an OptiML disruption desk: queues for one delayed flight, a mixed queue of WhatsApp, voice and email conversations with travellers in four languages, and an outreach panel counting affected travellers, those reached on the first channel and those still to reply.
Travel demand is not smooth and it is not monolingual. It arrives in a wave, in six languages, at three in the morning, and every answer depends on a reservation held in a system the contact centre does not own.
One cancellation generates hundreds of simultaneous contacts, and the queue forms faster than any roster can absorb.
Support demand does not follow your office hours, and interpreter coverage rarely matches the passenger mix.
Answering the question is easy; reading and modifying the reservation across PNR, PMS and payment systems is where integrations fail.
Status checks, modifications, cancellations and fare or availability lookups through workflow API calls into your reservation system.
Proactive voice, WhatsApp and email notification of delays and cancellations, with rebooking options presented in the same conversation.
20+ languages with mid-call switching, covering every time zone without a night shift in every market.
Seat, room and package upgrade offers through outbound campaigns timed to the journey stage.
Check-in reminders, arrival instructions, in-stay support and post-stay CSAT, orchestrated as a journey rather than a set of blasts.
Points, tier, redemption and benefit questions grounded in your programme terms.
Six parts of the platform carry most of a travel operation. Each one is a page in its own right, and none of them is a separate licence.
A disruption is the worst possible moment to discover a platform limit. These are the commitments underneath the travel pack.
Languages
Mid-call switching covers 20+ languages, so a traveller changes language and the agent follows.
Uptime
The 99.9% monthly uptime commitment is contractual in the SLA, with published service credits.
Compliance packs
The PCI-DSS compliance pack covers payment handling, and the GDPR pack includes data-residency controls for EU travellers.
Resilience
Multi-region failover with replication runs in the region you choose, and RMT operates and patches it.
The travel vertical pack ships pre-built agents, knowledge structure, compliance templates and workflows, all activated in one click.
We publish outcome figures only with the customer's written approval, so this slot stays empty until one is signed off. In the meantime the mechanism above is the honest version.
Customer story
Neighbouring operations that run on the same platform, with the same record behind them.
Everything on this page is the OptiML CX Platform configured for Travel & Hospitality, not a separate product. These are the modules it leans on.
Bring a call recording, a policy document or a WhatsApp thread from your own operation. We will ground an agent in it and run it live on the call, not a canned demo.
30 minutes, on your own content. No slide deck unless you want one.
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