Customers
Become one of our first case studies
We aren't publishing customer stories until clients have approved them. What we can show you today is how the program works on your own bookings, and what an early client gets.
Who it's for
Companies of 100 to 1,000 people
Travel that needs managing
Enough trips that policy, approvals and month-end reconciliation take real time, without wanting an in-house travel desk.
More than one entity or currency
Bookings billed to the right legal entity and allocated to departments and projects when they're made.
People who need a person
Executives, assistants and travelers who want a named team to own changes and disruptions.
What early clients get
A direct line into the program
- A named team. Managed and Enterprise clients have a named account manager. Essentials clients are served by a shared team, with a named lead through implementation.
- Program reviews. Quarterly program reviews on Managed and Enterprise, twice a year on Essentials, each with a written summary within five business days.
- A say in what we build. Early clients see new features first and tell us what to build next.
- Published fees. The same fees as everyone else, set out on the pricing page, with no supplier commissions.
- References only with your approval. If it's working, we'll ask whether you'd be a reference or a case study. Nothing about your company is published without your written approval.
See it before you decide
Evidence you can check
Sample monthly report
The findings, owners and follow-up dates finance receives each month, on our fictional demo company.
Read the sample →Product walk-throughs
Real screens from the portal, step by step, with no form to fill in.
See how it works →An honest comparison
Where silentVIP and Navan each fit, with sources for every statement about Navan.
Compare →Pilot terms
Try it for 90 days, with an easy way out
For early clients we take the risk off the first quarter.
The pilot
A 90-day pilot: the monthly minimum is waived for the first three months, and you can leave at the end of the pilot with no penalty, as set out in the pilot clause of the agreement.
Our commitment
If we miss the 4-business-hour quote commitment, that booking's service fee is waived.
What we ask
In return we ask for a 30-minute review at day 90 and, if you're happy, permission to name you as a client.
How we're paid: Clients pay our published fees. We don't take commissions from airlines or hotels. Where a preferred-partner hotel program adds benefits such as breakfast or upgrades, those benefits go to the traveler, and any program fee paid to us is disclosed on your invoice.
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