New Flexible Autos link provides Dolphin customers with access to over 300 car-rental suppliers
London based travel software developer Dolphin Dynamics has released a new connection with Flexible Autos for users of its Dolphin booking system.
The new XML feed is the latest connection in a growing list of links with travel suppliers enabling Dolphin customers to search, price, compare and book flight, accommodation, car-rental, transfer and tours suppliers. Enabling users to eliminate the time consuming task of shopping across multiple website, whilst promoting directional selling and maximising margins.
The Flexible Autos connection provides Dolphin users with guaranteed availability and instant supplier confirmation with over 300 car-rental suppliers. Including Alamo, Europcar, Enterprise rent-a-car, AVIS, National Car Rental, Hertz, Sixt, Thrifty and many more. With fully inclusive prices, Delivery and Collection services and Net and Commissionable Account options available.
Commenting on the new connectivity, Roberto Da Re, CEO at Dolphin Dynamics commented "Providing our customers with maximum choice and enabling them to process enquiries and bookings efficiently, is key to helping them get the most from their investment in our system. As a leading car-rental broker Flexible Car Hire provides customers with instant access to both global and regional car suppliers and helps them provide an improved service whilst reducing their cost of sale".
About Flexible Autos: Flexible Autos are a Global company – as well as working with over 300 suppliers offering car hire in over 17,000 locations we do operate on a global basis. We now have offices in France, Spain, Belgium, Dubai and China, and also provide a car rental service in the Nordics, Italy, Ireland and Portugal. Plus we are currently developing Germany, Australasia & other international markets under the UAE. Our technology allows us to offer currency and languages in a multitude of countries worldwide.
About Dolphin Dynamics: Dolphin Dynamics Ltd. is a software development company that specialises in developing integrated information solutions for the travel industry. Since its first product release in 1996, Dolphin Dynamics has installed its software at over 850 client sites, large and small, for a total of over 13,000 users in 26 countries worldwide. With a combined staff of over 80 across the group, Dolphin Dynamics also provides customised solutions and consulting via its internal technical consultants and external partners.
Dolphin Dynamics’ worldwide clients include: STA Travel, Travelbag, USAirtours, Osprey Holidays, Carrier, Prestbury Worldwide Resorts, Profil Rejser (DK), Azure Collection and BluVacanze (IT).
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