A new version of travel management company ATPI’s On The Go mobile app now syncs traveller profiles across all proprietary systems. The upgrade means that business travellers can update their personal profile information on the move, knowing that their records will be automatically amended frequent flyer and loyalty scheme details or passport information across all … Continue reading ATPI app upgrade lets travellers sync their profile across systems
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ATPI app upgrade lets travellers sync their profile across systems
A new version of travel management company ATPI’s On The Go mobile app now syncs traveller profiles across all proprietary systems.
The upgrade means that business travellers can update their personal profile information on the move, knowing that their records will be automatically amended frequent flyer and loyalty scheme details or passport information across all of ATPI’s systems.
The app includes a travel directory of local emergency contact details around the world, plus access to a directory of 100 ATPI offices worldwide for local assistance.
A mobile wallet function enables travellers to store photocopies of passports and visas, in case of lost or stolen documents.
The app has the ability to push notifications when flights are delayed and to browse all itinerary elements – including flight, rail, hotel and car reservations – in one place.
UK managing director Adam Knights said: “Whilst the innovative functionality and straightforward interface of our app has made it a must-have amongst business travellers since it was launched in 2014, we’re constantly developing new ways to streamline and improve the travel process.
“We know from our clients that having the correct profile details in one place can make a big impact on the overall traveller experience.
“By giving people the power to amend their key personal details directly and ensuring any changes are immediately synced across the ATPI technology platforms, business travellers can enjoy greater booking accuracy and peace of mind wherever they go.”
