Viaquo
EN ES
Sign in

What the concierge sends, and when

Every automatic message, what triggers it, and how travellers and your agency control it.

Updated 1 August 2026

What the concierge sends, and when

Everything below is automatic once a trip is active and its segments are reviewed. Nothing unreviewed ever triggers a message.

Before the trip

When What
7–1 days out Pre-trip checklist — passport, insurance, entry requirements, money
21, 10 and 4 days out Document requests, only to travellers actually missing something
30, 14 and 7 days out Passport expiry alert if it falls foul of the six-month rule
2 days out Departure countdown — outstanding paperwork, arrival forecast
1 day out Departure countdown — the real departure: time, place, terminal, locator

During the trip

When What
Each morning Daily brief — the day's plan, room, weather, and a link to their day page
24h before each flight Check-in reminder
Before each segment Segment reminder
On checkout day Checkout reminder
When a flight moves Flight alert, only to affected travellers, with the connection checked
On severe weather Weather alert

After

A recap page and a feedback ask a day or two after they land.

What controls it

Brief hour — the local hour the daily brief and countdowns go out. Set per agency; defaults to 08:00.

Quiet hours — a window in which nothing but critical messages is sent, measured in the traveller's local time. On by default, 22:00–08:00, changeable in settings. Only flight alerts go through it: a cancelled flight is worth waking someone for, a weather forecast is not, and anything held simply arrives at the first civil hour instead.

Notification level — each traveller can choose:

Timezone — every one of these is scheduled on the clock the traveller is living on: home before departure, the destination once they arrive, following the itinerary as they move. See Timezones.

Stopping a message

Deactivating a trip stops everything for it. To stop one kind for one person, change their notification level. Every message that goes out is recorded, so you can always see exactly what a traveller received and when.

More on getting started

Getting access to Viaquo

Viaquo is invite-only while we work with our first agencies. How to request access, what happens after, and why your travellers never need an invite.

Load your first trip

Create a trip, add travellers and get the itinerary in — by hand, by flight number, or by dropping in the booking PDFs.

The inbox: taking over from the assistant

How a conversation reaches your inbox, how to answer as the agency, and how to hand the thread back to the assistant.

Asking the copilot about your trips

The copilot on the Operations page answers questions about your own data — what it can reach, how to phrase a question, and what it will not do.

Reading the Operations page

The four numbers at the top, the live pulse, today's departures, escalations and alerts — plus the live map, TV mode and analytics.

Running the platform from Claude or ChatGPT

Connect your agency as a custom connector and run trips, travellers, the inbox and settings from a chat assistant over MCP.