In the past messages that were coming to a hotel/accomodation based on an online travel agency (OTA) booking were not going in a thread format due to privacy settings of OTAs (email masking, etc).

We are now able to identify these emails and stack them properly, maintaining one thread per subject.

How to Connect OTAs to Trengo

The Connect OTAs feature currently works if your email client is Outlook, Gmail, or IMAP.

Connect Your Email Inbox

To start using Trengo with your OTA (Online Travel Agency), you need to connect the email inbox where you receive confirmation emails from your OTA. This is done by adding a regular email channel in Trengo.

At the moment, this feature is supported for the following OTAs:

How It Works

Once your email account is connected, Trengo’s email connector listens to OTA chat domains. For example:

Using custom threading logic, Trengo extracts the Reservation Number from the email body (instead of relying on the sender + subject). This ensures that all messages related to a specific reservation are grouped into a single ticket. The result? A neatly organized ticket per guest.

For Agents

Tickets from OTAs will appear just like normal email tickets in Trengo.

Here’s what agents need to know:

  • The email account that usually receives OTA notifications must be connected to Trengo.
  • Tickets can be assigned and replied to just like regular email tickets.
  • Replies are sent to the guest via the OTA relay, which all supported OTAs accommodate.

Booking.com

Agoda.com

Additional Information for PMS Integrations

If you are using one of the Property Management Systems (PMS) that we integrate with, the Trengo sidebar will display extra details about incoming messages. This includes relevant information connected to the reservation or guest, as shown in the examples above.

For more details, please refer to our Help Center pages dedicated to the following PMS integrations: