Recranet integration
Want Recranet to fit your website? Choose which accommodation guests see on each page and carry their choice into the booking engine. Read about the booking options or book a conversation.
What is Recranet?
Recranet provides reservation software and an online booking engine for recreation businesses. You can create separate offers for that engine, such as campsites or holiday homes only.
A camping page can therefore let guests search a relevant selection. You choose the accommodation in Recranet, so changes to your offering need attention there as well.
A focused selection
Show a relevant selection in each part of your website.
Booking through Recranet
Use the booking engine for searching and reservations.
Offers in the right place
Display an offer with the accommodation it covers.
A clear choice
Keep the distinction between camping and rental stays clear through booking.
How do I connect Recranet to my website?
Recranet documents how to connect a separate accommodation offer to the booking engine on your website. You select the stays guests can search, then your web developer integrates that offer in the right place. Recranet directs developers to its support team for technical integration details.
Start with your pages and accommodation, rather than assuming an API is available. Check how offers, arrival days and a selected stay appear in the booking engine. With several offers, each visitor should land in the intended selection.
Common challenges with booking systems
How does Super Interactive connect Recranet to your website?
We group the accommodation around how visitors search, perhaps pitches and rental units. Then we choose the Recranet offer for each page and confirm the technical placement with Recranet.
We follow a booking from both a general search and an individual stay. We test offers, arrival days and mobile use so the chosen selection carries through.
Need help connecting Recranet?
Show us which stays belong on each page, and we can choose the right Recranet offer.
Victor
Developer