Amex GBT Neo vs Travocorp

Amex GBT Neo combines business travel booking with expense management for organizations. Bookings automatically feed into Neo expense, connecting travel activity with expense workflows. Businesses can configure policies for complex or changing needs. Travelers can use the retail-shopping-style experience on desktop and mobile, receive itinerary recommendations based on preferences and booking history, and modify those itineraries. Expense features include receipt capture and categorization, automatic allowance and reimbursement calculations, duplicate-expense detection, and prompts to correct noncompliant items before submission. Neo integrates with supplier ecosystems, analytics, corporate payment methods, travel policies, user profiles, and single sign-on; it can also sync with enterprise resource planning systems. The linked Amex GBT Mobile app is available for Android and iOS. Amex GBT says travel counselors are available for chat 24/7, with app-based assistance and handoff to a counselor. Pricing is on request and may be a flat fee, pay as you book, subscription, or custom terms depending on company needs. Availability may vary by location.

Travocorp is a corporate travel management platform for organizations planning, booking, managing, and optimizing business trips. It handles flights, hotels, cabs, visas, and MICE services, with corporate fares and hotel rates. Companies can set policies by grade, department, or project and apply them automatically at booking. Approval workflows can depend on trip cost, department, and designation, while the service tracks department and project budgets in real time. Expense tools include automatic Trip ID mapping, GST-compliant records, and finance-system integration for reconciliation. Reporting includes dashboards, MIS reports, spend analytics, and audit-ready records. The maker describes access to corporate car rentals, guest houses, long stays, and Tier 3 and 4 city inventory, along with more than 25,000 corporate-friendly hotel properties and a cab network across 71+ cities. Travel can be managed through web and mobile apps, with email and WhatsApp also listed as channels. The service advertises a free trial and onboarding support, but no trial duration. Pricing is on request.