A TripCase alternative for TMCs and corporate travel programs

mTrip is a TripCase alternative for travel management companies and corporate travel programs that need itinerary management and a branded traveler app. The platform combines trip information, travel documents, and traveler updates, with configurable branding and optional risk management tools.

Following TripCase’s discontinuation, choosing a replacement means looking beyond the app alone. TMCs need to consider how booking information reaches travelers, how the service reflects their brand, and how the platform fits their operational systems.

Who should consider mTrip?

mTrip works with travel businesses and organizations managing travel programs. For a TMC evaluating a replacement for TripCase, the starting point is the service it wants to provide to its corporate clients and their travelers.

This is a B2B solution rather than a standalone consumer subscription. Individual travelers should ask their travel agency or corporate travel manager which app is provided for their trips.

What to look for in a TripCase alternative

Itinerary management and trip information

A replacement should bring essential trip details together so travelers can find their flights, accommodation, and other arrangements. mTrip’s itinerary management tools support the organization and delivery of this information through the traveler experience.

Flight status and traveler updates

mTrip’s business travel apps include flight status updates and notifications. These features help keep travelers informed when arrangements change, alongside access to travel documents and destination information.

Your brand and configuration

mTrip offers configurable branding and functionality so TMCs and corporate travel programs can shape the app around their requirements. Review the app’s presentation, the information travelers need, and the features your organization wants to make available.

Connections to your travel systems

A business travel app needs to fit the systems behind the trip. mTrip supports integrations with travel technology platforms, including GDS sources such as Amadeus, Sabre, and Travelport.

Discuss your booking sources, operational tools, and required data flows with the team. The integration scope should reflect your setup and be confirmed during the evaluation.

Optional risk management and duty of care

Organizations with duty-of-care requirements can explore mTrip’s risk management module. This is an optional add-on at an additional cost, so it should be assessed separately against your program’s needs.

How to evaluate the replacement with your team

Use a representative business trip to assess the experience from booking information through to traveler delivery:

1. Map the booking sources. Identify the systems that hold the trip information and how your team uses them.
2. Define the traveler experience. List the itinerary details, documents, updates, and branding you need.
3. Review operational requirements. Include integration needs and any optional risk management requirements.
4. Agree on implementation. Discuss available data, configuration, and rollout timing before committing to a launch date.

mTrip has more than a decade of experience developing business travel apps. A demonstration gives your team a way to assess the platform against its own requirements and discuss the work involved in moving to it.