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Define limits, classes and approval thresholds once. While searching, employees see whether each option fits the policy; an out-of-policy request goes for approval or is not opened at all — your choice.
Separate caps and approval thresholds for domestic and international, the permitted cabin, a separate rule for long journeys, and how many days ahead a ticket must be bought.
Nightly caps for domestic and international stays, a star limit, an approval threshold and the number of guests per room.
A maximum amount and an approval threshold for each service.
Preferred or excluded airlines, restricted routes and dates; extra approval or a block for high-risk countries.
A separate cap and annual allowance for urgent trips; an annual spend limit per employee.
A company-wide default plus policy classes for departments or individuals, with validity dates.
You decide: selectable with a justification and sent for approval, shown locked, or hidden. The explanation employees see is yours to write.
Test a change with sample requests and see how the last 30 days of requests would have turned out under the new rule.
Yes. Create a policy class and assign it to a person or department; everyone else uses the company default.
It depends on your choice: it can go for approval with a justification, be shown locked, or be removed from the list.
Yes. The reason is written on the option, and the employee knows who the request will go to before choosing.
Define your policy on day one; employees can search the same day.
Out-of-policy prices are never green — green means “you can take this”.
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