Perk

Perk is an accounting tool. Perk unifies corporate travel booking, company cards, expenses and events with AI that enforces policy, matches receipts and routes approvals. Built for finance and travel teams that want control and month-end visibility.

Perk is a corporate platform that combines business travel booking, company cards, expense management and event planning under a single policy layer and a single data layer. Rather than treating a trip, a receipt and an approval as separate systems, it ties them together so the full cost of a journey is visible in one place. Travel inventory covers flights, hotels, trains and cars across more than 178 countries, and the same account handles budgets, per diems and the expenses that follow a trip. In practice, an AI layer does much of the administrative work. It reads a company's rules and applies them at booking and at purchase time, captures receipts, matches card transactions, codes them and updates the ERP. Approval requests arrive with the trip, policy, cost and reason attached, which cuts down on back-and-forth. Further features include recoverable tax tracking for cross-border travel, automatic rebooking when a disruption hits, and stored traveler preferences such as seat choice and loyalty tier. Perk cards pay cashback on purchases, and an events module searches venues and negotiates rates on the organizer's behalf. The platform also offers an MCP connection, so reports, expense approvals and trip lookups can be run from Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot or Gemini instead of a separate dashboard. Perk is aimed at finance teams, travel managers and operations managers at mid-sized and large companies, with customer stories from brands such as Fabletics, On Running and Storyblok. Because it is sold through demo requests and spans cards, expenses and events, it sits closer to full spend-management suites than to lightweight trip planners. Anyone looking for a personal travel budget planner will find it oriented toward company policy and finance control rather than individual itineraries or holiday saving.