The reply message contains, within tag response, the various fields that show the active contracts specifying the room type.
code
hotel contract
commission
this field may be filled with the markup of our systems. The channel managers always consider the net price, so the commission can be useful for them to obtain it (discount).
description
room name
room
room type
update
Optional element that will be returned if the request was performed with the extended attribute. Derived contracts will populate this element with value READ ONLY while contracts that share allotments will return with value RATES
Below you can find an example of response the client could receive.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<envelope>
<header>
<actor>...</actor>
<user>...</user>
<version>0.1b</version>
<timestamp>20210216114736</timestamp>
<transaction>87479</transaction>
</header>
<response type="gethotelscontracts"/>
<agrements>
<agrement>
<code>801</code>
<commission>None</commission>
<description>STANDARD ROOM</description>
<rooms>
<room>TWN</room>
<room>SGL</room>
<room>DBL</room>
</rooms>
</agrement>
<agrement>
<code>802</code>
<description>SUPERIOR ROOM</description>
<rooms>
<room>TRP</room>
<room>TWN</room>
<room>SGL</room>
<room>DBL</room>
<room>QUD</room>
</rooms>
<update>READ ONLY</update>
</agrement>
</agrements>
</envelope>From the response above, you can see the uploaded contracts (in this case 801, 802) for the required hotel and, for each contract, the available rooms:
STANDARD ROOM
801: TWN, SGL, DBL
SUPERIOR ROOM
802: TRP, TWN, SGL, DBL QUD
This is the meaning of all the codes: