Integrations & Distribution // One Approved Experience, Wherever Buyers Engage

Put your property experience wherever buyers already research, plan, and decide.

Share SiteSee through your website, proposals, RFP responses, email, listings, presentations, and approved business systems. We match each channel to the simplest responsible connection—link, embed, workflow placement, or custom integration.

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One approved SiteSee experience distributed across eligible channels

Distribution ArchitectureOne Approved Property Experience

WebsiteProperty & Brand PagesEmbed or link

Sales WorkflowRFPs & ProposalsWorkflow compatible

Direct SalesEmail & Follow-UpTrackable link

DiscoveryListings & SocialPlacement validated

Brand EnvironmentApproved DistributionPolicy dependent

EnterpriseInternal SystemsAPI or custom scope

SiteSeeProperty experienceApproved source

Standard placementWorkflow useCustom scopeValidation required

One approved experienceKeep your property presentation consistent wherever it appears.

Multiple buyer channelsReach buyers through the places they already use.

The right connectionUse a link, embed, workflow placement, or custom connection based on the actual need.

Clear ownershipKeep content, approvals, access, and system responsibilities understood.

Connection Options

Not every channel needs a custom integration.

We begin with how buyers use the channel, what information must be available, and whether anything needs to pass between systems. This keeps the connection practical, secure, and easier to maintain.

01Share a LinkSend buyers directly to the approved experience.Use SiteSee in email, proposals, presentations, RFP responses, campaign pages, QR codes, and direct follow-up.

02Embed the ExperiencePlace SiteSee inside an approved website or digital page.Buyers can explore the property without leaving the page where their research began.

03Add It to the WorkflowMake SiteSee part of an existing sales or planning process.Connect the property experience to proposals, event platforms, RFP workflows, meetings, and follow-up while each system retains its existing role.

04Connect SystemsCreate a custom or authenticated connection when information must move between systems.Requirements, permissions, security, ownership, and the official source are confirmed before development begins.

Where SiteSee Can Be Used

Bring the property experience into the channels that already support the sale.

These representative environments show where SiteSee may support buyer research, proposals, planning, direct sales, and approved business workflows.

Property and Brand Websites

Place the experience where buyers research the property.

Property WebsitesFairmontFour SeasonsHilton EventsHyatt CanvasIHGMarriottPullmanRadissonSofitelSonestaSquarespaceSynXisWyndham

Typical pathApproved link, popup, embed, or brand-managed placement.

Event, RFP, and Proposal Workflows

Bring the property into the commercial document or planning process.

Cvent Event DiagrammingCvent Supplier NetworkEventectiveProposal PathRFP ResponsesSales ProposalsSendSitesSpeedRFPTeneoTripleseatWeddingWire & The Knot

Typical pathWorkflow-compatible link, button, reference, or approved connection.

Search, Listings, and Campaigns

Give early-stage interest a clearer route into the property.

AgodaApproved Listing SitesBooking.comCampaign Landing PagesFacebookGoogle Business ProfileGoogle Street ViewLinkedIn

Typical pathValidated link, profile placement, campaign entry, or approved content handoff.

Direct Sales and Enterprise Systems

Support the buyer conversation and the organization behind it.

Authenticated EnvironmentsClient PortalsCRM WorkflowsDirect Buyer LinksEmailInternal SystemsPortfolio HubsQR CodesSales Presentations

Typical pathTrackable link, controlled access, embed, API, or custom enterprise scope.

Don’t see your system? We can review the channel, determine what buyers need from it, and recommend the simplest responsible connection. Availability and placement depend on current platform policies, brand approval, regional requirements, and customer permissions. Listed environments indicate potential placement or workflow compatibility—not partnership, certification, or native data exchange.

No-Cost Connection Audit

Find the simplest way to place SiteSee inside your current sales process.

We review your website, proposals, RFP workflow, direct-sales channels, and supporting systems, then recommend where SiteSee should be linked, embedded, added to the workflow, or connected through a custom scope.

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