Enterprise
Headless, hosted, or both at once.
A large operator rarely wants another portal. It wants its existing system to reach live inventory, and its agents to work against the same rules its staff do. That is a consumption mode, not a different product.
Consumption modes
| Mode | Primary interface | Typical tenant | Interface |
|---|---|---|---|
| Headless | MCP, REST, webhooks | Large operator running its own system | Custom, embedded or none |
| Full SaaS | Safari Marketplace Web, optional MCP and REST | Company that wants the complete ecosystem | Complete hosted interface |
| Hybrid | SaaS, MCP and system integrations | Tenant combining hosted and custom workflows | Hosted and embedded |
What enterprise adds
- Your interface, our core
- Drive the platform entirely through MCP, REST and webhooks. Build your own screens, or none at all.
- Channel-manager integration
- Write access and contracted rate limits, so an existing distribution stack keeps working.
- One tenant, not a fork
- Modes differ through entitlements, activated modules, branding, permissions and limits — never a separate codebase.
- Audit that stands up
- Every call records tenant, actor, delegated permissions and source. Availability records carry confirmation time and expiry.
Every call records tenant, actor, delegated permissions and source.