Passenger Name Records (PNR) are the airline data source that expose reservation information to Border Control Agencies. Created when the reservation is made, it contains the history of the booking and all travellers associated with it. Airlines are able to send reservation information to Border Control Agencies in an airline format which APIXSM+PNR receives and converts the reservation data to the same consistent format required by back-end systems.

While Advance Passenger Information provides the outline use to identify the threat, reservation information provides the background information, guides the investigators in the right direction, enabling them to seek out other intelligence that will expose other threats and provide detail for further investigation.

Features

• Fully compliant with IATA, PADIS, PNRGOV and ACKRES standards for simple integration with airline hosts.
• Fully configurable, high performance solution that scales to meet user demand.
• Local caching of web service definition language schemas with related script and style sheets for rendering XML forms.
• Validation of messages, against API schema against user defined parameters.
• Full, remote, secure, active or passive configuration management monitoring and report generation facilities.