Corporate travel management
Control your company keeps. Service your people notice.
Bliink’s approach to corporate travel management: your policy, your approvals and your budget applied to every request, before anyone sees an option.
Bliink’s approach to corporate travel management: your policy, your approvals and your budget applied to every request, before anyone sees an option.
Search. Compare. Decide. Book. Manage. Chase. That is six jobs handed to someone whose job is something else. Bliink takes the six back.
Corporate travel management means arranging, controlling and reporting on employee business travel in one place, not scattered across a booking site, an expense tool and a spreadsheet. Bliink applies your policy at the point of request, not after the fact.
Cabin class, fare rules and spend limits, applied before you see an option.
Your chain, your approvers, your order. We do not replace it.
What this journey is allowed to cost, respected without a conversation about it.
Every journey on record. Nothing arranged off the books.
Trusted by these companies
Arranging, controlling and supporting employee business travel, while managing company policy, traveller needs, cost and reporting in one place.
No. It removes the repetitive coordination and leaves your travel team in control, available for the requests that need judgement.
Yes. Policy, approval requirements and budget are applied to a request before an option is presented.
Yes. Requests arrive by WhatsApp, Telegram or email. There is no separate app to adopt.
No. Smaller companies often feel the cost more sharply, because the coordination lands on someone whose main job is something else.
A booking tool gives employees a place to search. A travel management company takes responsibility for the trip, including what happens when it changes.
No. A travel service should work inside the approval chain a company already has, not ask it to adopt a new one.
Effectively, only at the point of request. Policy applied before an option is presented is a control. Policy checked after booking is a report.
Cost per trip, policy compliance, out-of-programme bookings, and time to resolve a request. The last one is the one most programmes never measure and the one travellers feel most.
A travel management company (TMC) in Indonesia or Singapore arranges business travel for a company's employees, applies its travel policy and approvals, and supports travellers when plans change. Bliink works as a TMC you message: one request covers searching, checking policy, booking and every change after.
Booking online moves the work onto your staff: searching, comparing, checking policy, booking and chasing changes. A corporate travel agent takes that work back, books within your rules and handles disruptions for you. Bliink does this by message, so nobody has to learn a new booking tool.