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Introducing AI Voice in Corporate Travel

Just say where you want to go, our AI Voice takes care of everything-dates, destination, and the right hotel, in one go.

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TRUSTED BY COMPANIES ACROSS CONSTRUCTION, IT SERVICES, HEALTHCARE STAFFING & MORE

From one sentence to confirmed booking.

Every step that used to require manual input - now handled by voice and AI.

Step 1

Tap the mic

One tap on the mic icon in the booking interface. The system is ready to listen.

Step 2

Say your trip

"Round trip, New York to Austin, May 12 to 14, business class." That's all.

Step 3

AI fills every field

Origin, destination, dates, cabin, trip type - captured from one sentence.

Step 4

Review and confirm

In-policy results surface instantly. Pick one and confirm or refine with your voice.

Multiply speed. Multiply accuracy. Multiply control.

Watch a complete business trip - flight, hotel, approval, booked entirely by voice in under 30 seconds.

Watch how ITILITE helps construction teams manage travel and expenses

The numbers

Less typing. Less friction. More Adoption.
30s

Voice search time

From one sentence to real, policy-filtered flight and hotel results in 30 seconds flat.

95%

Voice customer satisfaction

Early users rate the Voice booking experience 95% satisfaction, a sentence beats a form, every time.

10x

Faster than competitors

ITILITE was already the fastest booking platform in its category. Voice makes it faster still.

Three things happen the moment you speak.

The hard part isn't transcribing your words. It's understanding what you actually mean, even when you don't say everything perfectly.

Mobile screen showing a voice input interface with an orange microphone icon, text reading 'Listening... Tell us where you want to go,' and a voice command example: 'Round trip, New York to Austin, July 1 and return on Friday, business class.'

Capture

Speech, transcribed in real time

"Book me a round trip from New York to Austin,
July 1st and return on friday , business class."

Flight booking interface showing round trip option selected between John F. Kennedy International Airport and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, with departure date 1 July 2026 and return date 3 July 2026, plus option to add hotel and a user profile named Elena Cruz.

Understand

Each phrase mapped to a field

"Round trip" → Trip type "New York" → From "Austin" → To "July 1st and return on friday" → Dates "Business class" → Cabin

Mobile app screen showing hotel search results for stay in Austin from July 1 to July 3, with filters and map options, listing 438 hotels including JW Marriott Austin with a 5.0 rating labeled exceptional.

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What you didn't say

Return date — Calculated from "return on friday" Hotel search — Automatically carried into stay booking Ambiguity — Asks instead of guessing

Five G2 badges with a 5-star rating above them: Winter 2026 Travel Expense Leader for Enterprise, Spring 2026 Travel Expense Leader for Small Business, Winter 2026 Travel Management Leader, Spring 2025 Fastest Implementation for Enterprise, and Fall 2025 Users Most Likely To Recommend for Mid-Market, flanked by beige laurel branches on both sides.

Hear from our founder

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Everyone else built a chatbot next to a 25-year-old form. We're betting that voice becomes the UI itself. It continues the one thing we've always pressed on — speed — and it's the first step in a pipeline of things AI lets a traveler ask for that no form ever had a box for.

Mayank Kukreja

Co-founder & CEO, ITILITE

Frequently Asked Questions

Does voice booking bypass travel policy?

No. Every voice booking goes through the exact same policy engine as a manual booking. Out-of-policy options are filtered before the traveler sees results. If a booking requires manager approval, the request is automatically routed without the traveler needing to do anything extra.

What if the AI mishears something? 

After you speak, the system shows you the fields it filled before running the search. You can review everything and correct a single field manually if needed. In practice, the most common edge case is an ambiguous city name, which the system resolves by asking one clarifying question rather than guessing.

Does it handle hotels, or just flights? 

Both. When you talk about a trip, the AI automatically carries the dates and destination into the hotel search. One sentence triggers both a flight search and a hotel search. You don't need to repeat yourself for the hotel.

Does it work with different accents and natural phrasing? 

Yes. The voice AI handles natural, conversational phrasing, not just structured commands. It also handles relative dates ("next Sunday," "in two weeks"), partial information, and ambiguity by asking one clarifying question rather than failing.

How is this different from Navan or Concur's AI features? 

Navan's voice feature makes outbound calls to hotels on your behalf,  it's a backend automation, not a traveler-facing booking experience. Concur's AI booking agent (Joule) is text input only. ITILITE is the only corporate travel platform where a traveler speaks to book a complete trip — flight and hotel — by voice, in production today.

Does voice booking work on mobile? 

Yes. The mic button is available in the ITILITE mobile app on iOS and Android, which makes it particularly useful for travelers who are on the go, in transit, or between meetings where typing is slow or impractical. It also works seamlessly on desktop for users who prefer speaking over typing while working.

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