Built for distributed groups

One shared trip. Different travelers, cities, and constraints.

Coordinate offsites, conferences, candidate travel, crews, and other groups without returning private participant details to the organizer's agent conversation.

Group-trip example
“Bring 12 people from eight cities to Chicago. Everyone must arrive by 5 PM. Keep the total under $9,000. Collect approval privately and tell me when everyone is booked.”
  1. 01

    Define the outcome

    Destination, schedule, total budget, and group rules become one trip goal.

  2. 02

    Collect privately

    Each participant shares origins, identity, and constraints in a focused handoff.

  3. 03

    Prepare a proposal

    FlightSweeper records quotes, checks policy, and returns conflicts and options.

  4. 04

    Approve and execute

    Authorized people approve explicit limits before FlightSweeper books.

  5. 05

    Operate together

    Changes update shared group progress and each participant's booking state.

Coordinated-trip objects

Shared readiness without shared secrets.

  • Trip goal and organization policy
  • Opaque participant references
  • Private constraint collection
  • Proposal and quote evidence
  • Participant and organizer mandates
  • Individual and group booking state

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Tell us about the group, the agent that will coordinate it, and the policy or approval constraints you need to preserve.

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