Simple and organized reporting makes life easier.
With Teplis Travels’ business travel reporting technology, you’ll have 24/7 access to travel data and access to capture, run, and aggressively manage your travel information from multiple sources, including Concur Travel and agent-assisted reservations for a single, consolidated view of all travel expenditures incurred worldwide.
With our interactive business travel budgeting and reporting platform, we provide insight and reduce risk for your company. We Identify the “where, how, and who” of your travel spend to reduce and eliminate risk and help you maximize your investment. By increasing your travel spend visibility, benchmarking your program against peers within your industry and providing more control over what is being booked, we can help to reduce your overall annual travel spend by up to 30%!
With the ability to run over 120 standard reports and create an unlimited number of custom reports, you’ll be able to meet and exceed all your business travel reporting needs.
With business intelligence, our clients (large and small) can perform real-time assessments on the performance of their travel program and continuously make policy and compliance improvements that bring positive results to their bottom line.
Teplis Travel’s live interactive reporting platform (an optional add-on product) gives you the ability to cleanse, transform, and unify multiple disparate data sources without requiring external tools. The tool features an advanced drag-and-drop interface to choose what you see, how you see it, and where you see it without having to write any code or queries.
Contact us to schedule a live, interactive demo with a teplis travel representative.
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