Travel software fitted to your industry

What stays the same across industries

Regardless of sector, GTOS gives you three portals and one live status:

- The Client Portal, for admins, approvers, finance and leadership: organisation charts, policy, approval chains, budgets, invoices and spend dashboards.

- My Mobility, for travellers: in-policy search and booking, documents, confirmations and readiness checks, on the web and on a phone.

- Control Tower, for the travel team behind every client: a live view of every trip and request, including VIP, visa, group and meetings cases.

Policy can be set by designation, department and destination. Out-of-policy choices are flagged and routed. Approved, in-policy bookings can be issued automatically; complex trips go to a specialist desk. A live traveller map, passport and visa checks, and 24/7 operations sit on the same record. Each company sees only its own data, with access by role. GTOS is built to scale to 1,000+ employees per client.

Industries in this first set

- Manufacturing: plant-to-plant travel, supplier visits, groups and shutdowns, with budgets by cost centre and a clear view of who is on the road.

- Pharmaceuticals and life sciences: congresses, investigator meetings and site travel, with document readiness and a desk for complex movements.

- Energy and power: field travel, roster changes and a duty of care posture that starts with knowing where people are.

- Banking and financial services: policy by role, approval chains, an audit trail and finance-ready spend views.

- Information technology: frequent short-notice trips, multi-city itineraries and a traveller portal that works on a phone.

- Non-profits and NGOs: programme travel that must be visible, in policy, and reportable to finance and boards.

If your sector is not listed yet, the corporate travel and enterprise solution pages are the right starting points. The same operating system applies. We will add further industry pages as the library grows.

How to use an industry page

Each industry page describes typical travel patterns, the programme risks that come with them, and the GTOS capabilities that address those risks. It is not a claim that we have a certified industry edition, and it is not a list of named clients. Treat it as a briefing you can take to a stakeholder meeting, then bring your own policy and routes to a demo.

Travel managers usually start with policy, approvals and the traveller experience. Finance starts with spend, budgets, invoices and compliance. Security and people teams start with duty of care, visas and access by role. All of those views already exist in the product. The industry page is only a way to talk about them in the language of your sector.

From any industry page you can move into features, duty of care, CFO reports, meetings and events and managed travel. Markets are covered separately under markets, because a US, UK, Gulf or Pakistan programme can cut across every industry above.