Features

Search that already knows your travel policy

Policy-aware flight search, and the same check on hotels and other services, is the difference between a policy people remember and a policy that actually runs. If a traveller only discovers a breach after they have chosen a fare, they will either abandon the search or send a defensive exception. If the check happens on every option, the in-policy choice is available at the moment it can still be selected.

GTOS runs a policy check in search. Each option can show whether it is within policy for that person's designation, department and destination, before it is selected. The approver later sees the same determination. GTOS is the Global Travel Operating System from Voraal, built on operating experience across 100,000+ trips.

What the traveller sees

Travellers search in My Mobility. They can book flights, hotels and other programme services from that path. The travel policy engine is what marks an option in or out of policy. The traveller does not have to interpret a document while comparing times and prices.

This does not mean every out-of-policy option is hidden. Some programmes show the option and flag it, then route the request. Others prevent a particular class of choice. Out-of-policy controls describe that routing. Policy-checked search is the layer that makes the status visible in the first place.

The same rules apply across one-way, return and multi-city flights, and across hotels booked in the same programme. A check that works only on a standard return ticket will not hold a real corporate itinerary.

What the approver and finance see later

If search uses one rule and approval uses another, no one will trust the system. In GTOS the policy check that sat on the option is the check the approver sees, and the compliance outcome finance can later cut in spend reporting. That is how a search feature becomes a programme control rather than a colour label.

Approved, in-policy bookings can still be issued automatically. The search check is what makes that automation defensible: the system is issuing what the policy already allowed, not guessing.

Honesty about content and sources

Policy-checked search is a rule layer on top of the options a traveller is offered. It is not a claim about a particular content source, and it is not a certification for a named distribution system. How inventory is sourced for a programme is discussed in a demo and scoped during implementation.

USD is the main currency on this site. Pricing is in USD and available on request. Each company sees only its own data. We do not claim certifications we do not hold. A demo is the place to load a sample policy and watch the check appear on flight and hotel options in the same search path. If the check is visible there, the rest of the programme has a chance to stay consistent with it.

Frequently asked questions

Does policy-checked search apply only to flights?

No. Policy can be checked on options in the booking path, including hotels and other services the programme offers, not only flights.

Will travellers still see out-of-policy options?

That depends on how you set the policy. Options can be flagged and routed, or prevented. The status is shown before the traveller selects.

Is this a different engine from the travel policy feature?

No. Policy-checked search is the moment those rules are applied in search. The travel policy feature is where the rules are defined.

Now taking early-access requests

See GTOS in a demo

We are now taking early-access requests. Demo accounts are available now.

  • A walkthrough of the Client Portal, My Mobility and Control Tower
  • Your travel policy, set up in a demo account
  • USD pricing discussed on request, with PKR quotes available

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