Six modules. One live record.
Bookings, manifests, transfers, sales, fleet and field — Meridian OS keeps them as one live document, so a change in one place is a change everywhere. No reconciliation, no version drift, no operation living in a dispatcher's head.
Meridian OS is the operating system for incoming travel and destination operations. It runs the whole operation — transfers, excursions, sales and field teams — on one live record, so when the day changes, everything updates everywhere, instead of living in spreadsheets, WhatsApp threads and the most senior dispatcher's head.
What sits on the record
Most operators don't lack tools — they have too many. Bookings in one system, manifests in Excel, changes over WhatsApp, the day on a whiteboard. Meridian OS replaces that reconciliation with a single record that every module reads and writes to in real time.
When a flight slips or a vehicle is swapped, the manifest, the driver's run sheet, the seller's availability and the margin on the run all move together — because they are the same record, not four copies of it.
Conflict detection
Double-booked vehicles, impossible turnarounds and capacity breaches are caught at the desk as you build the plan — not by the driver out on the road.
Drop-off sequencing
Hand a run a set of hotels and Meridian OS works out a sensible drop-off order, with an opposite-direction guard that flags the stop that doesn't belong. Times are estimates from the planned route, not live traffic.
Smart vehicle fit
Tell it the passengers and it packs them into your fleet and ranks the best-fit vehicle for the run — the call your best dispatcher makes, made repeatable.
Self-reissuing manifests
Every version is kept. When the plan changes the manifest reissues itself, so nobody works from an out-of-date sheet.
Point of sale
Sell group, individual and return tickets from the same record you operate, with fiscalization configured for your country at onboarding.
Per-departure P&L
Cost, commission and subcontractor rates sit on the sale, so the margin on a run is there the moment it closes — not at month-end.
Human-in-the-loop, by design
Meridian OS uses deterministic operational logic — conflict checks, distance-based sequencing and best-fit allocation. There is no predictive AI or machine-learning model in the product. Every flag and suggestion shows its reasoning and stays a suggestion; the dispatcher always has the final call.
That matters in operations: the results are repeatable and explainable, and you can trust them at 7am when a flight slips and forty guests need re-routing.
See it on your own operation.
No open signup — a short manual review, then a demo populated for your region.