
What's the problem?
Most hotel IT departments manage between eight and 15 disconnected systems just for guest experience and engagement, and each with its own vendor relationship, integration, and maintenance cycle. Payment data, guest profiles, and operational workflows sit in separate silos, and fragile middleware breaks when any connected system updates its API. Alliants for IT consolidates the integration layer, payment processing, workflow automation, and analytics into one platform, so IT teams stop maintaining point-to-point connections and start demonstrating technology return on investment.
Request a demoHow does Alliants for IT work?
Alliants for IT sits on top of a hotel's existing guest experience, data intelligence, and operational systems in the tech stack. The Alliants Core Platform then connects every third-party system through a single integration layer, feeding guest profiles and reservation data into a shared data model.
Flexible and complete integration: Alliants Core Platform connects to the PMS, reservations tools, data layers, service optimisation, lock systems, and more through secure API integrations. Updates in any system reflect across every guest profile.
Reduce PCI compliance scope: Alliants Payments tokenises guest credit card details at the point of capture, before data enters any hotel system. Hotels store a token, not a raw card number, reducing PCI audit scope to a lighter classification. One integration point routes transactions to multiple global payment providers.
Flexible workflows and automations: A low-code builder interface helps teams create operational workflows without requiring a software development degree. Build and modify automations directly alongside an open API architecture that gives IT teams full control to adapt the tech to their models, not the other way around.
Insights that you can act on while the guest is in-house: Alliants Insights collects messaging activity, service request volumes, payment data, AI-driven sentiment signals, and beyond into real-time dashboards. Each team member configures views by role and can export data into existing data intelligence tools through AXP data connectors.

Why do leading hotel brands choose Alliants for IT over the competition?
A few unique Alliants differentiators
Integration maintenance is supported: Where most vendors hand integration maintenance entirely to the brand after go-live, Alliants co-supports the integration layer as part of its ongoing service. API version updates, error monitoring, and performance checks are collaborated on together.
A strictly best-in-class security layer: Most vendors tools offer basic PCI compliance or data security as a cost of doing business to be forgotten about until the next audit. All Alliants modules are designed from the onset with the highest certification standards available because it’s considered a valued requirement.

Reporting that proves technology return on investment: Most analytics tools separate guest data from technology performance data. Alliants Insights connects spending patterns, service volumes, and satisfaction metrics directly to platform usage, so executives can show exactly how the stack correlates with profitability.

Multi-property portfolio control from one configuration: Most platforms require separate configurations per property. Alliants for IT serves an entire hotel group from a single architecture that can be managed centrally while each property keeps its own nuanced operational controls.
Frequently Asked Questions
Alliants for IT is the technology operations configuration of the Alliants Experience Platform (AXP), combining four modules: Alliants Core Platform for unified integrations and guest profiles, Alliants Payments for PCI Level 1 tokenised payment processing, Alliants Automations and Flows for visual workflow automation, and Alliants Insights for real-time operational analytics. These modules share a common data model, so data written by one module is immediately available to every other module without manual handoffs. IT teams manage one platform and one vendor relationship instead of maintaining separate integrations for each capability.
Alliants for IT is a natively integrated platform, not a collection of standalone tools connected through middleware. When hotel IT departments assemble separate best-of-breed tools for payments, automation, analytics, and integration management, each tool requires its own API connection, its own vendor support channel, and its own maintenance cycle. Alliants built these modules to share a single data layer from the start, so workflows, payment events, guest profile updates, and reporting all reference the same data without translation layers or batch synchronisation delays. The result is fewer points of failure, lower total maintenance cost, and faster data flow.
Hotels running Alliants for IT reduce integration maintenance costs by consolidating multiple vendor relationships into one, lower PCI audit and compliance expenses through PCI Level 1 tokenisation, cut manual coordination hours through workflow automation, and gain the reporting capability to demonstrate technology ROI to ownership groups.
Alliants meets and exceeds leading data security and compliance standards for hospitality, including ISO 27001 & PCI DSS 4.01. Guest profile data, preferences, and request history are protected through tokenisation, encryption, and strict access controls, giving IT teams confidence that sensitive information is handled properly across every connected system. The platform also supports GDPR compliance, and data residency requirements can be configured per property or enterprise. Alliants does not sell or share guest data with third parties, and all data processing activities are documented in the platform for audit and review purposes.
Most hospitality technology vendors complete the initial integration and then leave. When a connected system updates its API, the hotel discovers the break, diagnoses the cause, and coordinates the fix, consuming internal resources that should be focused on strategic work. Alliants helps support the integration layer as part of its ongoing service: API version updates, error monitoring, and performance checks are handled together. For multi-property portfolios, this removes an entire category of vendor consultation overhead that compounds with every additional property and connected system.



