Sector
Booking, content and subscription platforms
Brihat Infotech builds software for hotels, resorts, publishers and streaming businesses. Guests book on your own site, subscribers pay and watch on one account, and your analysts see revenue by channel.
Where hospitality and media software gets stuck
A hotel's rates and rooms live in a property management system, while each online agency holds its own copy of both. A media business keeps its library in one tool, its audience in another and its billing in a third. Staff retype rates and availability into each channel. Revenue reports come from three exports that never match.
What we build
- Booking engines
search, rates, availability and payment on your own site, with room data from your property system.
- Guest apps
check-in, requests and service during the stay.
- Content and OTT platforms
libraries, catalogue pages, search and playback accounts.
- Subscriptions
plans, billing and renewals. A SaaS engineering service covers the billing side.
- Digital asset management
a store for images, video and rights details.
- Revenue analytics
bookings, occupancy and subscriber figures by channel.
Systems we connect to
Property management systems such as Opera and IDS, channel managers and online travel agency feeds, content and media asset management systems, and point-of-sale terminals. Rates and availability pass between them without retyping. A channel manager can stay in charge of distribution while your own booking engine takes direct sales.
Rules the work reports against
- The IT Rules for digital media
- FSSAI, for food service in hospitality
- The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act
- Copyright and licensing terms for content
What changes for the people who use it
- Revenue managers see bookings and rates by channel in one report.
- Front-desk staff work from one guest record, whichever way the guest booked.
- Editors and marketers find, tag and reuse assets from one library.
- Subscribers keep one account for payment and viewing.
Related services: web platforms, SaaS engineering and data engineering and analytics.
Questions we ask first
- Which property management system holds rates and rooms, and which channels pull from it?
- What share of bookings arrive through agencies, and what share through your own site?
- Where does your content library live, and who tags it?
- How do subscribers pay, renew and cancel today?
- Which licences and rights restrict where a title or image may appear?
A sensible first module
For a hotel, the direct booking engine comes first, because it reads rates and availability from the property system. A media business can start with accounts and subscriptions, then the catalogue and search. Revenue analytics join once the sources feed one store.
How a project starts
Discovery follows one booking or one subscription from first click to reconciliation. It happens at your site or at our Noida office. Then we agree the first module together, usually the one that touches the most revenue or the most manual rekeying. Your team tries working screens on a live environment every fortnight, and the code is in your repository from the first commit.
Tell us where a booking or subscription gets stuck today.
Tell us what you want to build.
The first call is 45 minutes with an architect, usually the founder. It is free, and we will sign an NDA first if you ask.