Resources
Practical, vendor-neutral writing on corporate travel policy, asset utilisation, and getting more value from a travel program — written for organisations whose travel involves owned, leased, or chartered transport.
Guide · 9 min read
The ten elements of a travel policy that actually gets followed — from approval workflows and expense quotas to duty of care, credential management, and the technology that makes complex policy enforceable.
Read the guide →Guide · 7 min read
Every empty seat on a leased aircraft is money already spent. How penalties, quotas, and go-show automation turn wasted capacity into utilisation — and why most travel systems can't do it.
Read the guide →Developer reference · API
Event types and payload schemas for the UnityTrip claim approvals webhook — the common envelope, each event, and example JSON for building your receiving integration.
Read the reference →Free tool
A free, no-account, in-browser tool that turns leased-travel rules — priority, quotas, seat allocation, and booking windows — into a structured JSON policy a deterministic booking engine can execute. Priority replaces price.
Open the tool →Reference · Definitions
Plain definitions of the terms that govern owned, leased, and chartered travel — leased travel policy, priority matrix, quotas, seat allocation, go-shows, displacement, sector restrictions, and more.
Read the glossary →Benchmarks · Production data
What good looks like, measured in production: 90%+ seat utilisation against a ~40% industry average, ~50% fewer no-shows, and six-week onboarding — with definitions and methodology. Reusable with attribution.
See the benchmarks →