Embedded client experience
Render Smoozen inside the client website while the client controls branding, identity, consent, and final checkout.
Bounded and reviewableClient integrations
Smoozen is an optional intelligence provider. A client remains the system of record and can disable Smoozen without losing core operations.
Integration patterns
Each pattern keeps tenant identity deterministic, credentials server-side, and consequential decisions with the client.
Render Smoozen inside the client website while the client controls branding, identity, consent, and final checkout.
Bounded and reviewableUse a memorable tenant route such as client.smoozen.com for a white-label planning surface.
Bounded and reviewableUse signed, tenant-scoped requests for the fast path. Never infer tenant identity from user text or model output.
Bounded and reviewableUse bounded jobs and HMAC-signed webhooks only for slow operations, with retries, replay protection, and manual fallback.
Bounded and reviewableBefore enablement
Name the client system of record, tenant, roles, consent purpose, and accountable owner.
Pin exact origins, validate credentials server-side, test failure and replay paths, and keep the capability disabled by default.
Return advisory output to the client workflow; let the client decide, record, book, pay, and communicate.
Gate interpretation
Work cannot start before the stated earliest-start date.
A passed date never substitutes for contract, security, privacy, safety, operations, and rollback approval.
The client remains canonical for identity, consent, booking, payment, safety, and final records.
Earliest-start gates
Dates below mean do not start before. They do not authorize implementation automatically.
WhatsApp and M-Pesa/payment implementation cannot start before this date. The date is an earliest-start gate, not authorization.
PMS connectors, hotel credentials, live guest checkout, and OTA/travel APIs cannot start before this date and still require separate approval.
A date passing does not enable an integration. Contract, security, privacy, safety, operational, and rollback evidence remain required.
Publication, booking, payments, safety actions, network distribution, and user-facing canonical records require the appropriate client workflow and human approval.