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For travel managers

Run the program, not the inbox

Policy, people, approvers, exceptions and safety in one admin view, with an account team that reviews the program with you.

silentVIP portal: Organization, showing Legal entities, Entity, Code, Currency, Billing email. Demo data for a fictional company.

The admin experience

Three everyday tasks

silentVIP portal: Travelers, showing Traveler, Entity, Department, Approver, Policy. Demo data for a fictional company.
silentVIP portal: People and roles, showing Person, Role, Traveler profile, Access, Actions. Demo data for a fictional company.
silentVIP portal: Approvals, showing Waiting for your decision, Trip, Option, Why, Sent. Demo data for a fictional company.
silentVIP portal: Air traffic control strike, showing Traveler, Trip, Status, Actions, Who does what. Demo data for a fictional company.

In your hands

What a travel manager controls

  • Policy: cabin, hotel caps, advance booking, preferred suppliers, trip maximum, approval mode and restricted destinations, per policy group
  • People: travelers, account users and roles (travel manager, finance, assistant, approver, traveler), and assistant delegations
  • Supplier visibility: spend by airline, hotel and supplier in reports
  • Exceptions: every out-of-policy booking with its justification
  • Safety: incidents, affected travelers and check-ins

Account management

A team that knows your program

Managed and Enterprise clients have a named account manager. Essentials clients are served by a shared team, with a named lead through implementation.

  1. Implementation

    Policy, people, payment and integrations set up and tested before launch.

  2. Monthly report

    Findings with actions, owners and follow-up dates.

  3. Program review

    Quarterly program reviews on Managed and Enterprise, twice a year on Essentials, each with a written summary within five business days.

Program review

What it covers

SectionContents
SpendAgainst budget, by department and supplier
PolicyException rate and the rules that trigger most often
ServiceResponse times against commitments and open cases
RecoveryRefunds outstanding and recovered, credits used and expiring
Next quarterAgreed changes, owners and dates

Evidence

What you can measure from week one

Every figure below comes from your own bookings in the portal, from the first trip. No benchmarks, no borrowed case studies.

Policy compliance

The share of bookings in policy, every exception with its justification, and who approved it.

Budget against spend

Spend by department, project, supplier and traveler for any period, set against each department's budget.

Allocation coverage

The share of spend carrying an entity, department and project code, so month-end gaps show before close.

Money owed back

Refunds requested, processing and received, with outstanding and recovered kept separate.

Unused ticket credits

Every open credit by traveler and airline, with its expiry, until it's used.

Emissions

Estimated CO2e per booking using the UK government's published factors, exportable to CSV.

See all of it on our fictional demo company in the sample monthly report.

Questions

What buyers ask about for travel managers

Can we have more than one travel manager?
Yes. Give anyone the travel manager role in Organization.
Can we import our people?
Yes, from an HR roster CSV with a preview before anything changes. See HR roster import.
Who can see what?
Each role sees only what it needs. Finance sees spend and invoices, assistants see the travelers they support, and travelers see their own trips.

See the admin experience

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