Quick answer: "MakeMyTrip extranet" and "myBiz" are two different products for two different audiences. The extranet is the hotel partner portal where a property manages its MakeMyTrip listing, room inventory, rates, availability, promotions and reviews. myBiz is MakeMyTrip's corporate travel platform, where a company books and manages employee travel with policy controls, GST-compliant invoicing and expense reporting. If you are a hotel, you want the extranet; if you are a company booking staff travel, you want myBiz.
For hotels: the MakeMyTrip extranet
What you manage there
- Inventory and availability — rooms open for sale by date, stop-sell, and closed-out dates.
- Rates and rate plans — room-only, breakfast-inclusive, refundable and non-refundable plans, occupancy-based pricing.
- Promotions and deals — campaign participation, early-bird and last-minute offers.
- Content — photos, amenities, descriptions, policies.
- Bookings and cancellations — reservation list, modifications, no-shows.
- Reviews and ratings — guest feedback and responses.
- Payments and commission — statements and settlement.
The problem every property hits
If you are listed on MakeMyTrip, Booking.com, Agoda, Goibibo and your own website, you are maintaining the same inventory in five places. Update one and forget another, and you either overbook — which costs you a guest and a review — or you leave rooms unsold.
This is what a channel manager solves: one inventory and rate pool, pushed to every OTA extranet automatically, with bookings pulled back into one list. AxisRooms is one of the Indian options; our guides to hotel channel managers in India and OTA extranets and channel managers compare the field.
Behind the channel manager sits your property management system (PMS) — the system of record for reservations, housekeeping, folios and billing. Browse hotel and hospitality software, or see our hotel and resort management software guide.
Practical extranet discipline
- Never manage rates in the extranet once you have a channel manager. Two sources of truth guarantees a mismatch.
- Close out rather than delete when you stop selling a date, so history stays intact.
- Respond to reviews. On Indian OTAs, response rate visibly affects conversion.
- Check the commission statement against your bookings every cycle, exactly as an e-commerce seller checks settlements.
For companies: myBiz
myBiz is a corporate travel booking platform. The value for a finance team is not the booking — it is the control and the paperwork:
- Travel policy enforcement at the point of booking, with approval workflows for out-of-policy requests.
- GST-compliant invoicing with the company's GSTIN captured correctly, which is the single biggest reason companies move staff off personal bookings.
- Consolidated reporting on spend by employee, department, route and vendor.
- Centralised payment rather than reimbursement of employee cards.
If your company's travel is currently booked on personal accounts and reimbursed, the GST input credit alone usually justifies moving to a managed platform. The adjacent software question is expense management — see our expense management software guide and expense management category, along with travel agency and tour software if you are the agency rather than the buyer.
FAQs
What is the MakeMyTrip extranet?
It is the hotel partner portal where a property manages its MakeMyTrip listing: room inventory and availability, rates and rate plans, promotions, content and photos, bookings and cancellations, guest reviews, and commission statements. Hotel staff log in with the credentials issued when the property was onboarded.
What is the difference between MakeMyTrip extranet and myBiz?
The extranet is for hotels selling rooms on MakeMyTrip. myBiz is MakeMyTrip's corporate travel platform for companies booking employee travel, with policy controls, approval workflows, GST-compliant invoicing and spend reporting. They serve opposite sides of the marketplace.
Do I need a channel manager if I use the MMT extranet?
If MakeMyTrip is your only distribution channel, no. If you are also on Booking.com, Agoda, Goibibo or your own website, then yes — maintaining the same inventory in several extranets is how overbookings happen. A channel manager keeps one inventory and rate pool and pushes it to every channel.
Why should a company use myBiz instead of letting staff book themselves?
Mainly GST and control. Corporate platforms capture the company GSTIN correctly on every booking so input credit is claimable, enforce travel policy at the point of booking, and give finance consolidated spend reporting instead of a pile of reimbursement claims.
How do hotels get paid by MakeMyTrip?
Through a settlement cycle, net of commission, with statements available in the extranet. Reconcile the statement against your own booking and stay records each cycle — the same discipline an e-commerce seller applies to marketplace settlements.
Next step: tell us your property size and channels for a free channel-manager and PMS shortlist, or ask the AI advisor.






