dailypoint has partnered with hospitality data infrastructure provider Hapi to expand its connections with hotel technology systems and speed up customer deployments.
The agreement will see dailypoint use Hapi as a central integration layer alongside its existing connections.
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The arrangement allows the customer relationship management (CRM) and loyalty provider to bypass developing and maintaining individual integrations independently.
The company said this would allow its team to focus on developing new functionality for hotel clients.
dailypoint founder and CEO Dr Michael Toedt said: “As we continue to grow, it’s important we can connect our platform to the systems our hotel customers rely on without adding unnecessary complexity
“Hotels already rely on dailypoint to bring together guest data from across their technology systems and turn it into meaningful insights.
“Our partnership with Hapi gives us a way to expand connectivity and bring hotels online faster, while continuing to develop new capabilities that help our customers make better use of their guest data.”
Through Hapi Connectivity and its certified SevenRooms integration, dailypoint will gain real-time access to guest data across additional hotel systems.
The partnership may also support further links to point-of-sale (POS), spa, and sales and catering platforms.
Hapi CEO Jeff Bzdawka said: “The hotel technology industry has spent years building the same integrations over and over again, and that approach becomes harder to sustain as the number of systems and providers continues to grow.
“We believe connectivity should be something technology providers can build on, not something they have to keep rebuilding.
“Our partnership with dailypoint puts that approach into practice, showing how hotel technology providers can expand their connectivity without having to manage every integration themselves.”
