Product
Driving smarter corporate travel with AI
Driving smarter corporate travel with AI
Product
Pioneera leverages AI and behavioral science to automate smarter travel decisions. The platform delivers personalized nudges to travelers, encouraging smarter travel choices that align with company goals for policy compliance, cost control, sustainability and supplier partnerships and traveler engagement.
Pioneera leverages AI and behavioral science to automate smarter travel decisions. The platform delivers personalized nudges to travelers, encouraging smarter travel choices that align with company goals for policy compliance, cost control, sustainability and supplier partnerships and traveler engagement.
Overview
Overview
Dashboards show transparent transactional-level analytics per traveler: cost, carbon, and traveler engagement
Continuous insights
Continuous insights
Delivered before travel via Teams, Slack or email
Employee Nudges
Employee Nudges
Created in collaboration with travel team
Tailored Nudges
Tailored Nudges
Baseline analysis from travel program data
Data download
Data download
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How it works
How it works
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Dashboards show transparent transactional-level analytics per traveler: cost, carbon, and traveler engagement
Pioneera AI
Up to 40% savings possible with GenAI
Robotic Automation
RPA nudging implemented at enterprise client saved $75M (~10%) on $800M in travel spend and a 41k ton reduction in CO2 emissions
Manual Intervention
10 Enterprise travel programs delivered $109M savings (5% average) on $2.2B in travel spend *
Cofounder Client Case Study
Seamless Integrations
Manual Intervention
10 Enterprise travel programs delivered $109M savings (5% average) on $2.2B in travel spend *
Robotic Automation
RPA nudging implemented at enterprise client saved $75M (~10%) on $800M in travel spend and a 41k ton reduction in CO2 emissions
Pioneera AI
Up to 40% savings possible with GenAI
10 mid-market travel programs delivered $60M savings (10% average) on $603M in travel spend
Cofounder Client Case Study