Less typing. Faster setup. Your team stays in control.
Most of the work AI can take off your team’s plate is reading: a supplier’s rate sheet, a vendor’s website, a flight itinerary, a client’s email. Tourcube uses AI to do that reading and fill in the details. Then a person on your team checks the result and decides what gets saved. Nothing the AI prepares goes into your bookings, prices, or client records until someone confirms it.
Upload a supplier’s rate sheet as a PDF or Excel file. Tourcube reads it and proposes prices against your products. Your team reviews them and applies them.
Adding a hotel or lodge? Enter its website and Tourcube fills in the vendor’s details. You check them before the vendor is created.
Your travelers can upload their airline or agency itinerary through a form in their guest portal, or your team can upload it in the back office. Tourcube turns it into flight legs: carriers, flight numbers, airports, dates, and times. You review the legs before they are added to the booking.
Most inquiries arrive by email. Forward one to Tourcube and it reads the message into a new inquiry: who wrote, where they want to go, when, and how many are traveling. Your team reviews the inquiry like any other before working it.
Bringing your client list across? Upload your own spreadsheet as it is. AI suggests which Tourcube field each column belongs in, and you confirm every match before a single row is imported. The AI never sees the names, emails, or addresses themselves.
Now rolling out to clients. Ask a question the way you would ask a colleague, such as which trips sold best last season, and get the answer as a table you can export or save. Every answer shows how it was built, so you can check it.
Ask the in-app assistant how to do something and it answers from Tourcube’s own user guides, quoting the part it used. If a feature is not available, it says so instead of guessing.
No. Every AI feature prepares a draft for review. A person on your team confirms it before anything is saved.
Only where the task needs it. Reading a client’s email into an inquiry, or a flight itinerary into flight legs, means reading the names in that message. The client list import does not: the AI sees only the pattern of each value, never the values themselves. Ad Hoc AI Query works from reporting data with personal details removed.
Supplier rate sheets as PDF or Excel files, vendor websites, flight itineraries as PDFs or pictures, forwarded client emails, and client lists as Excel or CSV files.
Yes. Ad Hoc AI Query, now rolling out to clients, answers plain-English questions about your bookings, trips, and sales as a table you can export or save. It is read-only and never sees your clients’ names, emails, or addresses. Every answer shows how it was built, so check it before you rely on it for a decision.
Everyone on your team can use the help assistant. The other AI features follow Tourcube’s user rights, so a supervisor decides who has access.
The AI features that work with your data run on your own AI account, so you see exactly what they cost. The help assistant runs on Tourcube’s account.
Bring them to your demo and we will show you what Tourcube does with them.
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