> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://developer.rategain.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://developer.rategain.com/our-products/channel-manager/rg-bridge-reservation-retrieval-pull.md).

# RG Bridge - Reservation Retrieval (Pull)

This document is a part of the RGBridge Integration Deck, which provides comprehensive information on integrating RG Bridge with CRS or PMS systems. Here's an overview:

**RGBridge Integration Deck**:

* **Purpose**: To facilitate the integration of RG Bridge with CRS or PMS systems.
* **Integration**: RGBridge is the integrated version of RateGain's channel-management solution, trusted by the world’s leading hotels.
* **Flagship Product**: RG Channel Manager is the flagship product of RateGain, bringing smart technology to the global hospitality industry.

**Technical Specifications**:

* **Web Service Clients**: This document provides technical specifications for developing web service clients to pull reservations from RGBridge.
* **Supplementary Document**: This document should be read in conjunction with the RGBridge Integration Specification document for a complete understanding.


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