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Abacus TripPlan targets Asian corporations
Abacus International has launched Abacus TripPlan, an integrated travel approval and management solution.
Abacus TripPlan is designed specifically for business travel within Asia Pacific and is integrated with Abacus FareX and Abacus SmartPrice to offer the best competitive and corporate-negotiated available fares.
Simultaneously, these fares are filtered and highlighted based on the corporation and each traveller’s profile, ensuring full compliance with corporate travel policies.
Another key feature is the merged pre-travel approval process – a common practice among Asian corporations often implemented through a manual process or separate system.
With Abacus TripPlan supervisors are automatically notified of new trip requests that they can then approve with a single-touch – anytime, anywhere, through any device.
This approval process applies to both travel within and outside of normal travel policy parameters, such as when travelling together with a client.
Abacus TripPlan can be implemented as a corporate branded site with zero capital investment.
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