Case Study 14 · Evorix TravelOps

Evorix TravelOps
Architecture

Travel Operations Management System

A scalable multi-tenant backend architecture for inquiries, bookings, services, suppliers, accounting, documents, reminders, and reporting.

.NET CoreMulti-tenantModularAudit-ready
Code panel, suitcase, passport, globe and airplane illustration

Seamless Operations

Lead-to-settlement workflow.

Pluggable Services

Extensible travel verticals.

Document Security

Tenant isolation and audits.

Financial Clarity

Separated state and reports.

Business Flow

Inquiry

Party

Quotation

Booking

Services

Payments

Suppliers

Documents

Reports

System Scope

  • End-to-end travel operations
  • Tenant isolation and scoped data
  • Pluggable flights, hotels, tours, and visa services
  • Separated operational and financial states
  • Protected document repository
  • Audit logs and reminders
  • Operational reporting

Architecture Overview

ClientWeb and mobile
ApplicationServices and APIs
DomainRules and workflows
DataSQL, files, cache
API gateway · integrations · monitoring · CI/CD · backups · recovery

Security & Compliance

Tenant Isolation

Logical separation of data.

Role Boundaries

Least-privilege access.

Documents

Encrypted storage and policies.

Audit Ready

Change tracking and logs.

Data Security

Protected in transit and at rest.

Compliance

Explicit controls and evidence.

Key Challenges

  • Flexible model for diverse travel services
  • Clear separation of operational and financial state
  • Secure document handling with access control
  • Tenant isolation without performance loss
  • Reliable reminders and alerts
Mountain

Result

  • End-to-end travel operations
  • Pluggable service model
  • Financial clarity and traceability
  • Secure audit-ready documents
  • Scalable backend foundation
Target