Navan × HelloFresh

Navan x HelloFresh: From late-night manual bookings to self-serve travel at scale

33% savings on hotels, 28% savings on flights

Chaotic manual overload to self-serve visibility

Efficiency Clarity Competitive Switch Written narrativeChallenge-Solution-ResultsEcommerce / Retail

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Why it works

The story leads with numbers going down (hotel and flight cost savings) and hours saved, making Efficiency the clear primary type. The before-state of no spend visibility earns a solid secondary Clarity tag, and the explicit displacement of American Express Global Business Travel makes the competitive switch unambiguous. Grounding the human element in a named manager working until 10pm gives the abstract efficiency gains a credible, relatable face.

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Anchor the before-state in a vivid personal detail (the manager working until 10pm across time zones) before introducing any product feature. It makes the efficiency payoff feel earned rather than claimed.

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Vendor Navan
Customer HelloFresh
Industry Ecommerce / Retail
Trigger Rapid global growth made manual travel management unsustainable
Format Written narrative
Structure Challenge-Solution-Results
Medium Web page