Corporate account, 14 bookers
Trips down by half in four weeks. Two complaints about late pickups.

Good morning. I read all 303 calls and emails since yesterday. Two customers need a call before 10, and I drafted both follow-ups for you.




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Every request becomes a case with an owner and a clock, from the first call until it is done.
Analytics
Trips, top companies, passengers, agents, affiliates, calls and emails in one place, compared with last year. Ask anything in plain words, save the answer as a report, and open it in Excel.
Ask anything
Which affiliate runs late? Which companies booked fewer trips? What are most calls about? Type the question the way you would ask a manager. Save the answer as a report to open again, or take the table to Excel.
Which affiliate was late most often?
Over the last 90 days, Harbor Livery was late on 6 of 41 farm-outs, more than any other partner. Metro Black Car was late twice on 38.
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Customer health
Each account gets a health read from real calls, emails and trips. You see who is booking less, who has complained twice, and who is quietly going somewhere else, while there is still time to call them.
Corporate account, 14 bookers
Trips down by half in four weeks. Two complaints about late pickups.
Concierge desk
Steady trips, but three confirmations went unanswered this month.
Corporate account, 31 bookers
Booking more every week. The roadshow team is a new booker.
A trial starts the day you connect. Your first briefing arrives the next morning.