Rate parity monitor for Ireland-focused OTAs (Booking.com IE, Expedia IE, Trivago IE)

§ What it does

· I ·The full brief

Rate parity monitor that connects to your Guestline Client Portal via the official Rezlynx API and shops your published rates every four hours across Booking.com IE, Expedia IE, Hotels.com IE, Agoda IE and Trivago IE metasearch results. Breaches are flagged by room type, arrival date and channel, with a screenshot captured at the moment of the breach and stored for 180 days as evidence for the OTA contract dispute team. The Irish market has particular seasonality around Six Nations weekends, Bloomsday, the Galway Race Week and the Puck Fair — the monitor tags these dates so parity breach investigations can distinguish deliberate leisure surcharge from an unwanted OTA underscore. Reports are exportable in the format used by the Dublin city cluster revenue teams at Dalata, iNua and PREM. Works alongside Rezlynx and does not replace Rezlynx.

· II ·Included in every plan

Real-time sync via the official Guestline Rezlynx REST API — reads and writes with a signed JWT token issued from your Guestline Client Portal.
Dublin desk support during Irish business hours (Mon–Fri, 08:30–18:30 IST/GMT).
Fáilte Ireland vocabulary applied to every guest-facing surface where the module renders content.
Revenue Commissioners VAT split (9% accommodation, 13.5% F&B, 23% ancillary) on every generated invoice line.
Data residency in EU-Central-1 with a Dublin failover — no data leaves the EU.
Bank of Ireland and AIB Merchant Services reconciliation files where a payment surface is exposed.

· III ·Irish coverage

Configured for Dublin (D1, D2, D4, Docklands), Cork (city, airport, suburban West), Galway (city, Salthill, Connemara), Limerick, Killarney (town, Lakes, Ring of Kerry), Belfast (Titanic Quarter, Cathedral Quarter), Kilkenny, Waterford, Sligo and Ennis. If your property is elsewhere in Ireland the Dublin desk can validate coverage before you subscribe.

· IV ·Compliance and legal

Processing follows the GDPR (Regulation (EU) 2016/679) and the Irish Data Protection Act 2018 under the supervisory authority of the Data Protection Commission (DPC). Consumer terms follow the Consumer Protection Act 2007 and the European Communities (Consumer Information, Cancellation and Other Rights) Regulations 2013.