ITNA

Travel and expense, run by AI.

Under your company’s control — from request to ledger.

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Sample data · not a live booking

Tell it where you need to be. It does the rest.

Flight to New York next Tuesday

Three options. All within policy.

Within policy

Direct · 08:10 → 09:25

Bag and seat
included

Option price

$180.00

Recognise your company?

Six scenes. No commentary needed.

  • Fare screenshots in a WhatsApp group

  • Receipts still in a pocket a week after landing

  • “Who approved this?”

  • A one-day trip that takes three weeks to close

  • Recoverable VAT reclaimed by hand

  • “What do we actually spend on travel?”

What one business trip actually costs

Not the ticket. Everything around it.

Step 1 · Company size
Step 2 · Your numbers
Adjust the other numbers

Estimated annual cost

Admin time cost
$2,160.00
Out-of-policy overspend
$5,400.00 – $13,500.00
Late reporting cost
$4,320.00 – $6,480.00

Total per year

$11,880.00 – $22,140.00

How we calculate this

  • Admin time cost = hours per month × loaded hourly rate × 12
  • Out-of-policy overspend = trips per month × 12 × average trip cost × 10–25%
  • Late reporting cost = trips per month × 12 × 4–6 h × loaded hourly rate
  • The 10–25% and 4–6 h ranges are public industry benchmarks. Every number stays editable.

These figures are an estimate, not a guarantee. They are built on public industry benchmarks — not on ITNA customer data, because we are pre-pilot. We will replace them with our own numbers when we have them.

Excel records the chaos. It doesn't remove it.

Excel

What it gives

After-the-fact records

What it can't do

Doesn't book, doesn't approve, doesn't collect source documents

WhatsApp

What it gives

Fast answers

What it can't do

Forgets approvals, loses context, leaves no trail

Travel agency

What it gives

Tickets without the hassle

What it can't do

No policy, no price transparency — and the data is not yours

One trip, end to end

From request to a closed report.

  1. Request

  2. AI finds the options

  3. Policy and approval

  4. Booked, paid, reported

A spend closes where it happens.

  1. 01

    Take the receipt

  2. 02

    We show what we read; you confirm

  3. 03

    It lands in expenses, with policy

Trip dossier

Report closed

JFK

New York

LHR

London

12–15 September · 1 employee

  • Flight$760.00
  • Hotel$540.00
  • Other expenses$140.00
Trip total$1,440.00

ITNA in action

One minute on how a request becomes a trip, and a trip becomes a closed report.

What ITNA does

Trips

Flights, hotels, car and transfer in one search — with company limits applied as you book.

Expenses

Receipt, approval, reimbursement and a single export to your accounting system.

AI assistant

A conversation instead of ten tabs — and every action confirmed by a human.

Corporate cards

Soon

Company cards will be issued inside ITNA, and card spend will land in the same expense report — with nothing to re-enter.

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Card spend

  • Hotel · London$540.00
  • Taxi · airport$38.00

Both rows are already in the expense report — nothing to re-enter by hand.

A reason for everyone in the company

  • «I book it myself, I do not hold the policy in my head, and I do not collect receipts — by report time they are already collected for me.»

Within policy — automatic. Outside it — one button.

  • Policy that adjusts itself

    By role, trip type and cost centre — without a manual exception per request.

  • Approvals routed automatically

    The request reaches whoever actually decides, instead of waiting in a chat thread.

  • Expense reports that assemble themselves

    Documents attach during the trip, not three weeks after it.

  • All travel spend on one screen — before payment, not after

    One ledger by team, project and country — in the currency you report in.

Regional accounting adapters — pluggable per market.

How it works inside

What the system does

  • Tenant isolation, verified at runtime

  • RBAC on every route

  • A full audit trail

  • Encryption in transit and at rest

  • Every AI action needs a human confirmation — no autonomous spending

See it on your own numbers.

We will show how ITNA brings order to your company's business travel.