INVESTOR MEETINGS
Management access, one-on-ones and the logistics around every meeting in the schedule.
You manage the investor relationship. Swivul handles everything around it. Flights, hotels, cars, dining, meeting logistics and every change, for management, the covering analyst and the investors you are putting in front of them.
Swivul is the execution layer behind the desk. You cover more cities, more conferences and more management trips, without adding a person to the team.
Mercury partners with us. Kraken and Pudgy Penguins use us.
It is access, meetings, executives, investors and client relationships, all moving at once. We run the operating layer around all four of them.
Management access, one-on-ones and the logistics around every meeting in the schedule.
Multi-city schedules with the flights, hotels and cars built around the meetings, and moved with them.
Everyone in market at once. Hotels, transfers, private meetings, passes and the hospitality around them.
The dinner, the buyout, the box and the table, arranged by the same team running the rest of the week.
THE MEETING IS THE PRODUCT. WE RUN EVERYTHING AROUND IT.
One request. One itinerary. One team accountable.
You send the meeting schedule. We build everything around it and we own it while it moves.
CONFERENCE SEASON · INVESTOR ROADSHOWS · NON-DEAL ROADSHOWS · MANAGEMENT TRAVEL · CLIENT DINNERS AND ENTERTAINMENT · SITE VISITS · ANALYST DAYS · GUEST AND INVESTOR TRAVEL
Nothing about how your desk works has to change. The line is clean, it is agreed up front, and it does not move.
Trip Tab turns a week of moving parts into one itinerary and one spend record, visible to you the whole time.
REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLE OF A TRIP TAB, NOT A CLIENT ENGAGEMENT
Your firm already has rules about how people travel. They are applied by the team running the trip, so nobody on your desk has to police them mid-week.
Preferences, loyalty numbers and documents held once, for management, the analyst and anyone who travels with them.
The plan comes back to you against the number you set for the week. Nothing is booked until the desk says yes.
Cabin, rate caps and city tiers applied by the people running the trip, not a rule engine your desk has to maintain.
APPROVED BEFORE IT IS BOOKED. VISIBLE AFTER IT IS SPENT.
The concierge is complimentary. Hotels and venues pay us, the same way they pay any booking platform, and your firm pays the rate it would pay anyway. There is no fee on any trip. You pay the actual tickets.
BOOK A CALL, THE CONCIERGE IS COMPLIMENTARYWe already run travel for globally distributed teams where a trip is rarely a simple flight and hotel. When something changes, or someone needs something unusual, our concierge takes ownership of it.
As Head of Events, I juggle a lot of timelines, stakeholders, and last-minute changes, and Swivul has been an easy and reliable travel partner throughout it all. When things change, which they always do, Swivul is quick to adapt. It feels like working with an extension of our own team.
Swivul has been a great partner for Pudgy. They are organized, flexible, and consistently reliable as we scale our events and travel needs. Their team communicates clearly, moves quickly, and understands our priorities.
Great experience booking with Swivul my first trip. Service was excellent and their concierge made everything smooth. Will book with them more.
Twenty minutes on how the desk runs today: who travels, how often, what lands on which person, and where the week usually breaks.
Not a pilot with a steering committee. One real week. You send the meeting schedule, we build and own everything around it.
Cancelled shuttles, moved meetings, 9pm problems. The concierge team fixes them before they reach your desk, and you stay copied on everything.
SEND IT WHEREVER YOU ALREADY WORK. IT REACHES THE SAME NAMED PERSON.
SEE HOW IT RUNS. AI WHEN IT IS EASY, A HUMAN WHEN IT IS NOT.
Most desks do. This starts alongside the program you already run, on one live opportunity, with everything else left exactly where it is.
Pick a roadshow, a conference week or a client dinner, route it to us, and review the result. Most desks expand from there once they have seen one week run.
No. You send the meeting schedule, and a concierge team builds and owns everything around it. Nobody on your desk has to adopt a tool to get the first week executed.
There is a platform behind us and you are welcome to use it. It is how we move quickly. It is not something anyone has to log into for the trip to happen.
A person, by name, who owns the trip from the first booking to the last receipt. Changes go to them at any hour and they stay on it until it is done.
You stay copied on everything, so you always know where a change landed, and Trip Tab keeps the record of it.
Yes, and it is one of the most useful parts. Guests confirmed late, joining for a single leg, flying in from wherever they happen to be.
It is arranged the same way management travel is arranged, on one thread with one invoice, so the week does not fragment across four inboxes.
The meeting schedule, who is travelling, and the dates. That is enough for us to come back with the plan for the whole week.
Twenty minutes on a call first, so we understand how the desk runs before we touch anything.
One week, executed end to end, with a complimentary VIP concierge for your team. If it does not save the desk real hours, you have lost nothing but the twenty minutes.