Find unused airline credits before they expire or get missed in the next booking.

Reconcile unused ticket and flight-credit exports against traveler status and recent booking activity using CSV data from systems such as SAP Concur and your TMC.

CSV-firstNo traveler passwordsExpiry-aware

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What the scan reconciles

Credit inventory

Carrier, ticket number, purchase date, expiration date, fare value, fees, currency and ownership records.

Reuse opportunities

Recent and upcoming travel where an eligible credit may have been available but not applied.

Expiry risk

Credits approaching expiration, inactive employees, duplicate records and TMC/profile visibility gaps.

TRAFFIC LAB PRICING

US$1,250 for the first 100 credit records

Working scope: one TMC/source, up to 100 unused-ticket or flight-credit records and 90 days of booking activity. This is a bounded diagnostic, not a promise that every credit is reusable or refundable.

Credit inventory + expiry ladder

Traveler/employee reconciliation

Duplicate/missing record screen

Eligible reuse candidates

Applied-vs-unused reconciliation

TMC/admin action list

Built around exports companies already have

SAP Concur's 2026 documentation describes Unused Tickets / Flight Credits and exposes fields including carrier, ticket number, purchase date, expiration date, total fare, taxes, fees and currency. Its administration tooling also supports CSV import/export. That makes this a natural read-only Recovery OS lane rather than a long integration project.

SAP Help — Company Admin / Unused Tickets SAP Help — Flight Credits SAP Learning — Introducing Unused Tickets

Important accounting boundary

An unused ticket's face value is not “recovered money.” CashAudit AI only records a credit as applied/recovered after booking or refund evidence shows it was actually used. Expiration risk and reuse candidates remain candidate value.

Describe your travel-credit portfolio