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Navan x Cognite, from invisible travel programme to full visibility

20% travel savings

Zero visibility to complete duty-of-care oversight

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Why it works

The story leads with the before-state of zero visibility into employee locations, making Clarity the dominant type despite the 20% savings metric. The duty-of-care angle is a sharper hook than cost reduction because the company literally did not know where its people were. Competitive switch is warranted because Amex GBT is named explicitly as the displaced incumbent.

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The duty-of-care framing elevates a standard travel-tool switch into a safety and risk story, which opens budget conversations beyond the travel manager and justifies urgency.

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  • Vendor Navan
  • Customer Cognite
  • Industry Enterprise Software
  • Trigger Fragmented legacy system never adopted, leaving no travel oversight or duty-of-care capability
  • Format Written narrative
  • Structure Challenge-Solution-Results
  • Medium Web page