
Guide · Travel desk
Travel desk workflow at a site: from a request email to a ticket and a pickup.
The travel desk, the guest house and transport usually receive the same email, and each one copies it by hand.

The travel desk, the guest house and transport usually receive the same email, and each one copies it by hand.
| Measure | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Requests retyped by hand | Each copy is a chance for error |
| Pickups opened after travel approval | Late pickups strand guests |
| Requests waiting on one desk | Shows where approvals stall |
Visits that end at the gate are covered in the visitor management guide.
Sampark is a site-operations control tower for mines, plants, townships and camps. A request arrives by email, form or WhatsApp; AI reads it once and pulls out guests, dates, rooms, travel, transport, access and host, and a person checks it. Rooms, travel, transport, safety and gate each approve their part of the same request. The guest goes onto the gate’s digital expect list with a QR before the vehicle reaches the booth; at check-in the host and room are alerted and housekeeping is warned 15–20 minutes out. Checkout opens the cleaning job and the live room board flips to free when it is done. Every approval and hand-off is visible to the head of admin from a 24×7 control tower, on web and WhatsApp.
The steps from a travel request to booked tickets, approved stay and arranged pickup, ideally captured once and approved by each desk on the same record.
Read the request once, have a person check the extracted details, and let each desk approve its part of the same request instead of keeping its own copy.
In Sampark, the desk uploads the ticket PDF and the guest receives the e-ticket on WhatsApp.
See it on your own data. Sampark — Every desk and guest, one spine. Book a 30-minute working session with an engineer.