Company travel without a travel department.
Your team books the way they already talk — one sentence, done. The invoice is issued to the company, the travel policy is checked before anything is booked, and the expense report writes itself.
Most companies are too small for a TMC and too big for nothing.
Below a few hundred trips a year, the classic corporate booking tool costs more in admin than it saves. So travel ends up on personal cards, in inboxes and in a spreadsheet nobody trusts.
Receipts arrive weeks later
Finance reconstructs who travelled on whose budget after the fact.
Nobody knows the policy
It lives in a document, not in the moment the booking happens.
Booking tools need training
Adoption fails and people go back to booking on consumer sites.
Changes eat an afternoon
A reissue means hold music, not a message.
Duty of care is a guess
When a flight is cancelled, no one has the full list of who is where.
Spend is invisible until it hurts
No view of what a team actually books until the quarter closes.
Four steps from company account to closed expense report.
Create the company
One account, your groups, your travel policy. No implementation project and no rollout — travel policies apply on every plan, including the free one.
Invite the team
Employees join by email and book themselves. Managers are assigned to the people whose trips they sign off.
Book in one conversation
Flight, hotel, transfer and eSIM in a single request — priced against your policy as it is booked.
Approve and invoice
The trip becomes an expense report. The manager keeps, strikes or corrects each line with a reason, and the booking is invoiced to the company.
Built for the way small teams actually travel.
Book it like a message
- One request covers flight, hotel, transfer and eSIM
- Company profile, loyalty numbers and seat preferences remembered
- Documents and invoices in the same place as the booking
- A human takes over the moment something changes
Control without a procurement project
- Travel policy per group: cabin class, hotel category, monthly budget
- Expense reports created from the booking, not typed afterwards
- Manager approval on the trips that need it
- Invoices issued to the company — name, billing address and VAT ID
- Private bookings stay private and never appear in the company list
Teams that travel to win work.
- Consultancies & agencies. Client-billable travel that has to be attributable to the engagement.
- Sales organisations. Frequent short trips, booked late, changed often.
- Engineering & field service. On-site work with equipment, odd hours and long stays.
- Investors & leadership teams. Premium cabins and tight schedules with someone on call.
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