
Casa Layer
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Casa Layer is the guest identity layer for hospitality. Guest information today is fragmented across PMS, booking engines, POS, spa, table-booking and related systems. Casa Layer resolves those records into one Master Profile per guest, so hotel teams and AI agents can work from reliable guest context for recognition, service and personalisation.
It is built for independent hotels, hotel groups and multi-property operators. Casa Layer sits under the stack already in place rather than replacing the PMS or adding another operational suite. Hotels connect their existing systems; Casa Layer matches and merges guest records using signals such as name, email, phone and loyalty identifiers.
The Master Profile is then available to CRMs, guest apps, internal tools and AI agents from one place, so each consumer does not need its own bespoke integration into every source system.
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Other vendors can connect in two directions.
Sources (systems that send guest data into Casa Layer): the product needs a documented API (REST or GraphQL) that can expose guest profiles and relevant stay or transaction events. The hotel issues and can revoke the credentials Casa Layer uses. On first connection Casa Layer runs a historical backfill, then keeps the Master Profile in sync as new data arrives. A first connection typically takes about three weeks from the hotel’s go-ahead. Where no connector exists yet, a custom connector can be scoped if the API is available.
Consumers (CRMs, guest apps, internal tools, AI agents that read the Master Profile): consume Casa Layer’s open REST API, or connect an agent over the MCP server, so each consumer does not need a bespoke integration into every source system. Access is scoped per system under credentials the hotel controls. Live connections today are read-only; write access is being built and stays off in a system until the hotel switches it on there.
Full catalogue and status (connected / ready to build / roadmap): https://casa-layer.com/integrations
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Reva Hospitality
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UnverifiedTechnical specifications
Casa Layer is a cloud SaaS product. There is no on-premise install and no hotel operating-system requirement for core use.
Production data is hosted in AWS Europe (London, eu-west-2). Hotels and vendors integrate over HTTPS APIs. Source systems need a documented API (REST or GraphQL) and credentials the hotel issues and can revoke. Consumers of the Master Profile use Casa Layer’s open REST API; AI agents can also connect over the MCP server.
No particular desktop or mobile OS is required beyond a modern browser for operator access. Connector readiness and status for named systems are listed at https://casa-layer.com/integrations. Custom connectors are scoped when a system has an API but is not yet in the catalogue.
Onboarding connects the hotel’s existing systems (PMS, booking engine, POS, spa, table-booking and related sources) under scoped credentials the hotel grants and can revoke. Casa Layer does not replace those systems.
On first connection, historical guest and stay data is imported through a backfill so day one is not a blank slate. After that, new reservations and transactions sync into the Master Profile as they arrive. Identity matching and merging run across connected sources; edge cases can be reviewed where records do not resolve cleanly.
A first connection typically takes about three weeks from the hotel’s go-ahead. Live connections today are read-only. Write access is being built and stays off in a system until the hotel switches it on there.
Casa Layer is built for independent hotels and multi-property groups. It runs as a cloud guest identity layer under the stack already in place, so scaling does not mean ripping out the PMS or adding another operational suite.
For groups, the aim is one Master Profile the team, CRM, guest app and AI agents can share across properties and systems, instead of a separate guest record per silo. Capacity scales with connected systems and guest volume in the cloud environment rather than per-property server installs.
Consumers read the same Master Profile through the open REST API or MCP server, so adding another app or agent does not require a new bespoke integration into every source system.
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