Bring agentic business travel to the customers who already trust you. Your experience and customer relationship, powered by Atlas5’s travel agents.
My flight has changed. Can I still make the meeting?
The agent assembles options and the case history. Your team takes the decisions that need a person.
Keep the customer, company and trip in context.
Apply the scope agreed for your program.
A connected history for the traveller and service team.
Your customer relationship. A clearly agreed operating model.
Illustrative workflows. Branding, integrations, service responsibilities and availability are agreed during partner discovery.
Different partners bring different strengths. The right travel model should build on yours.
Give corporate clients a branded agent for planning, booking and changes. Define when your advisors step in, with the trip history and exception already assembled.
Client policies · Advisor handoffs · Servicing responsibilities
Bring travel into your business account or card experience. Connect applicable benefits, company spending rules and agreed payment methods to the trip.
Customer eligibility · Funding flows · Benefit disclosures
Help customers arrange travel from the project, meeting or event already in your product. Keep context and permissions together as the work moves between systems.
Identity · Workflow entry points · Trip and expense records
Explore travel for professional communities, employer benefits or loyalty programs. Agree who qualifies, which journeys are supported and who owns customer support.
Member access · Program rules · Support ownership
Delivery approach, domain setup and integration interfaces are confirmed during discovery.
Choose your audience and first use case.
A shared brief: customer need, supported travel and success measures.Agree the experience and operating model.
Brand, supply, payment, data, support and commercial responsibilities.Test a bounded rollout together.
Named users, limited authority, service handoffs and agreed acceptance checks.Grow when the evidence supports it.
Review customer outcomes, servicing quality and economics before adding scope.We are opening partner discussions ahead of launch. Branding, channels, integrations and the operating model are scoped with each partner. This is not a self-service white-label product or a promise of immediate production availability.
A branded travel destination and an experience within your existing product are the two approaches to explore. We agree naming, visual identity, domain, customer communications and any required Atlas or provider disclosures during discovery.
Bring your supplier relationships, content sources and servicing arrangements into the discussion. We assess access, technical compatibility, commercial rights and who can book or service each source before committing to an integration.
That is an explicit part of the partner agreement. It covers booking and ticketing responsibility, cancellations, disruption handling, human escalation, support hours and ownership of the customer conversation. White labelling alone does not transfer those responsibilities.
We can scope an embedded experience and the interfaces it needs. Supported APIs, authentication, events and integration deliverables are confirmed during technical discovery; there is no public, generally available partner SDK being promised here.
Partner pricing is agreed separately from the Startups, Business and Enterprise plans. The commercial discussion covers platform and implementation costs, usage, support, transaction charges and any supplier compensation or revenue sharing. No fixed margin or revenue share is promised.
The design must establish partner, customer-company and traveller permissions; data-handling responsibilities; retention; and agent authority. We review these alongside payment and servicing flows. SOC 2 and PCI DSS work are in progress, not completed certifications.
Tell us who you serve, where travel belongs in your experience and what you want to make possible.
Partner engagements are scoped and priced individually. We’ll discuss the fit, dependencies and a practical first rollout.
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