Overview The Access Travel Platform is optimized for mobile and provides an excellent user experience within a mobile browser or embedded in a mobile application.For the best cross-platform compatibility between iOS and Android, we recommend a server-side integration approach, where your web application is displayed within a mobile webview in your native app.A successful mobile app integration consists of two development efforts:Integrate your server-side web application with the Access authentication server and Travel SDK Configure your mobile apps to pass a user identifier and load your web application in a webview component Step 1: Server-Side Integration Follow the ACCESS AUTHENTICATION PROVIDER and TRAVEL CLIENT SDK developer instructions to integrate the Access platform with your server-side web application.The same server-side integration can be used for both your website and mobile app. Step 2: Mobile App Integration In your native Android or iOS app:Use native hooks and bridge functionality to make an API call from your app to your backend server, passing the user's member_key (globally unique member identifier). Handle successful responses and failures gracefully. On your backend server, use the member_key , along with email , first_name , and last_name if available, to authenticate the user with the Access authentication server and retrieve their session_token . All fields are sent in one call, but only member_key is required. With the session_token , initialize your server-side web application using the Access Travel SDK. On success, the mobile app should load the URL of your Travel web application host page in a webview component. Consider implementing a callback to ensure the web application is fully loaded before displaying the webview. On failure, display an appropriate error message and allow the user to retry. Error handling and messaging specifics are left to your discretion. By following these steps, you can seamlessly integrate the Access Travel Platform into your mobile app, providing a high-quality, cross-platform user experience.