markTravelerAsCheckedIn mutationCopy link

Marks a guest as checked in to the reservation. A reservation is designated as checked-in when the property has completed its standard check-in procedure and the traveler has been granted access to the accommodation.

Add this mutation to your existing check-in workflow so that Expedia receives the arrival confirmation in real time. This reduces duplicate work for property staff and enables Expedia to promptly update the reservation’s cancellation eligibility.

Validation rules:

• A reservation can be marked as checked in only once.
• If a reservation has already been marked as checked in Expedia Partner Central, it cannot also be marked as checked in using this mutation.
• A reservation cannot be marked as checked in before the check-in date.
• After a reservation is marked as checked in, it cannot be reconciled as “cancelled” or “no show”.
• Guests cannot initiate a cancellation on a booking that has been marked as checked in.
• Reservations with CONFIRMED and UNCONFIRMED statuses can be marked as checked in. Cancelled reservations (status is CANCELLED) cannot.

Syntax

1mutation { 
2  markTravelerAsCheckedIn( 
3    input: MarkTravelerAsCheckedInInput! 
4  ): MarkTravelerAsCheckedInPayload! 
5} 

Example

1mutation { 
2  markTravelerAsCheckedIn( 
3    input: { 
4      propertyId: "123", 
5      clientMutationId: "xyz", 
6      reservationId: "321", 
7    } 
8  ) { 
9    clientMutationId 
10    reservationId 
11  } 
12}