One dashboard for everything a destination management company does by hand.

After the consumer app, Traveln offers its AI trip planner as a white-label product to destination management companies and destination marketing organisations. These operators were running a live travel product with no operational cockpit: no way to track their numbers, manage inventory and clients, or coordinate their teams. Decisions ran on scattered reports and assumptions.

Everything was manual. Operators collected information by hand and over the phone, and built client documents one at a time. A day at a destination management company spans many roles: tracking bookings and revenue, managing listings and vendors, handling clients, building trips, coordinating agents. None of it lived in one place.

The brief was to bring all of it into one dashboard where an operator sees the health of the business at a glance and acts on it, without switching tools or waiting for someone else's export.

We interviewed several destination management companies, including Kurban Travel and other partner agencies, who joined the work as co-development partners. The goal was not to validate a finished idea but to map their actual day and design a process that is measurably faster. Their manual reality, the phone calls and hand-built documents, decided what earned a place in the dashboard and what did not.

Delivery followed our standard: a structured Figma file with tokens and components, plus a pixel-exact interactive prototype that runs in the browser, built with AI assistance. Developers received the intended look, behaviour, states and even mock data as JSON. No guessing what 'hover state' or 'empty table' means.

The product is in testing with partner companies ahead of launch. The work that used to happen by hand and by phone, from collecting booking data to building client documents, now runs through one dashboard: from an AI-generated trip to a client-ready proposal in one flow. Adoption numbers follow the launch.