Fares move hourly. Cached data quotes a price you can't honour.
Live fares, routes and demand signals served as ranked context, so travel agents and pricing engines work from current market state instead of a cache that was accurate this morning.
GET YOUR API KEYWhat you get from the layer
Quote what's actually available
Travel pricing is volatile enough that a stale quote is a support ticket and a lost booking. Continuous ingestion keeps the agent's answer close to bookable reality.
Demand signal, not just price
Route demand and trend detection let pricing engines anticipate movement rather than react to it after the fact.
One layer instead of a scraper estate
Travel sources are heavily defended and change constantly. Maintaining that ingestion yourself is a permanent cost centre.
Where teams put it to work
Conversational travel agents
Answer fare, route and availability questions with current data, by chat or voice.
Dynamic pricing engines
Feed competitive fare and demand signal into your own pricing models.
Trip planning assistants
Combine routes, fares and live event or disruption context in one query.
Revenue management support
Surface demand trend and competitor movement on your routes.
Corporate travel tools
Give internal booking assistants live market context.
What the endpoint gives you
- Live fare and route data
- Demand signal and trend detection
- Event and disruption context
From the news index
- Freshness-ranked retrieval
- Global Memory
Traveller preference persists across sessions
- Voice & WebRTC
Numberless voice agents with full context
- Quorum validation
Before serving
Questions teams ask first
- Is Incord a booking API?
- No. Incord is the context layer, booking and inventory stay with your GDS or supplier integrations. Incord makes the agent's reasoning current.
- How current is fare data?
- Refreshed on the global ingestion cycle. For live bookable price at the moment of transaction, call your supplier. Incord's role is market context and signal.
- Can it factor in disruption events?
- Yes, the news and events index is queryable alongside fare data in the same call.
- Does traveller context persist?
- Yes, via Global Memory across sessions and across agents.
- Can we build a voice travel agent?
- Yes. Voice & WebRTC supports numberless web calls that carry full user context from the first second.
- Which regions are covered?
- Global ingestion, with depth varying by market. Confirm your priority routes with the team.