Tell ExpenseOS where and when. It drafts the whole trip inside your company's rules, then you make it yours, swap the flight, pick the hotel, choose your seat. Booked to your own card, so the miles stay yours.
Why it's different
"Plan my Austin trip." ExpenseOS drafts flights, hotel and timing in seconds. Take it as-is or swap any piece, it's your trip, the concierge just does the searching.
Every option already fits your company's rules, caps, preferred carriers, the lot. No guessing, no rejections.
It books to the personal card you already love, so the miles and status credits land with you, then ExpenseOS pays you back.
Duty of care, built in: ExpenseOS watches every booked trip, rebooks through disruptions, and 24/7 voice support is available, so travelers, and the people responsible for them, are covered.
Selection & price
ExpenseOS searches the same global flight and hotel inventory the world's airlines and booking sites run on, then passes the fare straight through.
Your company's card policy
We're rolling out ExpenseOS to employees who are done handing over their rewards and chasing expense reports. Refer your team and we'll bring it to your company.
Refer your finance teamFAQ
Not yet. Travel booking is in development and not live. If booking flights and hotels is the problem you are solving today, a travel-first platform is the better fit and we would rather say so than imply otherwise.
Yes, and this is what most people do today. Book however you like, on your own card, keep the miles and the status, and ExpenseOS handles the expense and the reimbursement.
You do, because you booked on your own card in your own loyalty account. That is the difference from a corporate booking tool, where the trip is paid on a company card and the rewards accrue to the company.
Label the expenses with the trip name as you go, then file the trip as a single report. Flights, hotels, meals and the mileage to the airport all land in one document.
Yes. Describe the drive and ExpenseOS works out the distance and applies the IRS standard rate for the date you drove, including 2026's mid-year rate change.