ATCORE Technology

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ATCORE Technology is a UK-based software company that provides high‑performance reservation and e‑commerce platforms for the leisure travel industry.

Slough, England, United Kingdom
atcoretec.com
Owned by Travelsoft Group

About ATCORE Technology

ATCORE Technology is a specialist travel‑technology provider focused on the leisure travel sector. Formerly known as Anite Travel, the company develops and operates high‑performance reservation, search, and e‑commerce platforms used by major tour operators, airlines’ holiday brands, and online travel businesses. Its flagship solutions, such as ATCOM and ATCACHE, are built to handle very large search and booking volumes while supporting complex travel products, yield management, and dynamic packaging for customers in the UK, Germany, and wider European markets.

A charge labeled “ATCORE” on a card statement is most likely related to software or technology services provided to a travel business—such as licensing or usage fees for its reservation or e‑commerce platforms, implementation or support services, or associated professional services billed directly by ATCORE. In many cases, the cardholder is a business customer (for example, a travel agency or tour operator) paying for B2B software or services, rather than an individual traveler making a consumer booking. However, depending on how a travel company structures payments, some downstream charges may still carry ATCORE’s name if ATCORE is processing part of the underlying transaction for that operator.

If you do not recognize an ATCORE charge, first check internal invoices, contracts, or emails related to your organization’s travel systems, website booking engine, or recent technology projects with ATCORE. The descriptor may appear simply as “ATCORE,” “ATCORE TECHNOLOGY,” or a short variation due to card‑network character limits. To resolve questions, contact ATCORE or your account manager using the details on your contract or via the contact information on their website, and have the exact descriptor, date, and amount ready. If you still suspect an error or unauthorized transaction, you can dispute the charge through your card issuer, but it is best to confirm with your internal finance/IT teams and ATCORE first to avoid disrupting legitimate travel‑system services.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see an ATCORE charge on my company card?

ATCORE Technology provides reservation and e‑commerce platforms to travel businesses. If you see an ATCORE charge, it is likely related to licensing or usage of ATCORE’s platforms (such as ATCOM), support or hosting fees, or project/consulting work your organization has contracted with ATCORE. Check recent purchase orders or contracts between your travel or IT department and ATCORE Technology.

Is ATCORE a consumer travel agency or a B2B technology provider?

ATCORE is primarily a B2B travel‑technology provider, not a retail travel agency. Most charges will be business‑to‑business payments from travel companies or related organizations for software, hosting, or professional services rather than direct consumer holiday bookings.

Could an ATCORE charge be connected to a holiday or trip I booked?

Indirectly, yes. Many large tour operators and online travel brands use ATCORE’s systems to power their reservations. In normal cases your card statement should show the tour operator’s or brand’s name, but in some setups or back‑office processes, the underlying technology provider’s name—ATCORE—may appear on the descriptor. If you recently booked travel, compare the amount and date to your booking confirmation and then check with the travel company or ATCORE if needed.

How can I verify what a specific ATCORE transaction was for?

Gather the exact statement descriptor, transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of the card used, then compare against your organization’s invoices or contracts with ATCORE. If it’s still unclear, contact ATCORE via the contact details on atcoretec.com or through your usual account manager and provide those details so they can look up the transaction in their records.

Does ATCORE use recurring billing or subscription-style charges?

Yes, many of ATCORE’s services—such as software licenses, hosting, or managed platform services—are billed on a recurring (often monthly or annual) basis. If you see similar ATCORE amounts on a regular schedule, they are likely recurring fees under a service agreement or software licence rather than one‑off project work.

How do I dispute or question an ATCORE charge I believe is incorrect?

First, confirm internally that no one in your organization authorized the service—for example, check with finance, IT, or the travel department. If it still appears incorrect, contact ATCORE’s support or accounts team with the transaction details and any relevant invoices. If you cannot resolve it directly or believe the charge is unauthorized, you can initiate a dispute with your card issuer, who may request supporting documentation from both you and ATCORE.

Can ATCORE place temporary authorization holds on my card?

For most B2B arrangements, ATCORE bills directly for services rather than using small pre‑authorizations like consumer apps do. However, if a particular integration or booking flow runs a card authorization via ATCORE’s systems, you may briefly see a pending or slightly different amount on your statement before it settles. These holds should clear automatically or match the finalized charge once the transaction is completed.

What is the best way to contact ATCORE about a billing issue?

Use the contact or support information provided in your service agreement or on atcoretec.com—typically a corporate phone number and billing or support email address. When you reach out, include your company name, any customer or account ID, the statement descriptor, transaction date, amount, and a copy of the related invoice or PO if available to speed up resolution.

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