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Production launch: March 2026. Early adopters onboarded in sequence.Register interest

Finance-grade approval for corporate travel

Fynally

Your policy isn't enforced until after purchase.

A finance-grade approval + evidence layer for bookings from email, PDFs, screenshots, Slack, and Teams. Launching March 2026.

  • Deterministic policy check (same input → same outcome)
  • Price context shown on the approval card
  • Policy version + input hash + timestamp included

Production launch: March 2026. Early adopters onboarded in sequence.

Dark-themed isometric visualization of Fynally's approval workflow: flight itinerary card, policy evaluation nodes connected by cyan light trails, and an approved status card.
The gap

Finance finds out too late.

Bookings happen across random sites and apps—often approved informally in chat.

Violations surface after purchase (or after expense).

No consistent evidence trail → audit, tax, and compliance risk.

The shift

Forward the booking. Get a decision you can audit.

The delta

What Finance gets

Evaluate bookings before spend happens

Capture off-channel bookings without forcing a new booking tool

Standardize approvals with evidence attached

Export decisions and proof for audit and reconciliation

Slack/Teams approval card showing SFO to NYC booking, fare vs market median, evidence (policy version, input hash, timestamp), and Approve/Reject actions.
Every approval includes policy outcome, price context, and a replayable evidence trail.
Architecture

Not a booking tool. A control layer.

Fynally sits above the messy reality of corporate travel and focuses on governance: pre-spend decisions, price evidence, and audit trails—embedded where approvals already happen.

Deterministic Evaluation

Same booking, same policy, same inputs -- same outcome. Every time. No probabilistic variance.

Logged Evidence

Policy version, input hash, decision payload, and timestamp captured at every evaluation. Replayable and exportable.

Multi-Source Price Snapshot

Fare context from multiple pricing sources captured at decision time. Not a guess -- a benchmark with provenance.

Fail-Safe Review Routing

Low-confidence or ambiguous bookings route to human review. Never auto-approved. Never silently passed.

Built forSlackMicrosoft Teams|Designed for finance-led teams
Try it

Run a sample check

Sample policy · Synthetic bookings · No signup required
Pre-GA

Finance-grade by design

  • Deterministic decisions (same input → same outcome)
  • Evidence preserved (policy version + decision payload + timestamp)
  • Review queue for low-confidence cases (fail-safe, not fail-open)
  • Launch timing: March 2026
Low confidenceNeeds review

Ambiguous Trip Details

Traveler
John Doe (john.doe@example.com)
Dates
Jun 15 – Jun 18, 2026
Route
SFO ??? (Ambiguous destination)
Purpose
Client Meeting (Unconfirmed)

Potential Policy Violation

Destination Missing

System Notes

AI unable to confidently extract destination from email request.

Fail-safe review: when details are ambiguous, Fynally routes to a human instead of guessing.

What you get in March 2026

Deliverables, not promises.

Slack/Teams approval cards with policy version and price context
Deterministic policy engine (same input = identical output)
Review queue for edge cases (fail-safe, not fail-open)
Finance CSV export with decision log and evidence pointers
Email/PDF/screenshot intake from any booking source
Policy versioning tied to every decision
No LLM approval decisions -- rules and humans decide

Proof artifact: Sample decision record (CSV)

A synthetic example of what a decision export can look like: policy version, input hash, timestamp, price context, and outcome—formatted for finance review.

See sample decision record (CSV) →

Synthetic example. Does not use customer data or customer policies.

Common questions

No. Fynally is a governance layer that captures bookings from existing channels (email, Slack, Teams, etc.) and enforces policy at approval time. Employees can keep booking where they do today.

No. Fynally is a governance layer that ingests booking artifacts and controls approvals and auditability regardless of where the booking originated.

No. Policy enforcement is deterministic; automation may assist extraction/normalization but does not decide approvals.

Uncertain cases route to a review queue so the system fails safe rather than approving silently.

An approval card with the trip summary, policy decision (compliant / needs approval / out of policy), price snapshot evidence, and Approve/Reject actions. Evidence is preserved for audit.

Launching March 2026: intake, deterministic policy evaluation, price snapshot evidence, Slack/Teams approval cards, and evidence export (CSV). Self-serve admin, analytics, and additional integrations come after launch.

Every decision is tied to input artifact identity, policy version, pricing snapshot, and timestamp. Evidence can be exported for Finance and compliance review.

We store what’s needed to evaluate policy, deliver approvals, and produce audit trails. We minimize data and follow security best practices; see our Privacy and Trust pages for detail.

Control travel spend before it's spent.

Production launch: March 2026. Early adopters onboarded in sequence.

1Register
2We review your team
3Early access invite
4Go live
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