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ARQS Tripwarden Guard flags over-budget trips, missing docs and destination risks before departure

The KODE-529 browser tool turns a trip export into a scored review queue for budget, docs and destination risks.

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ARQS has released Tripwarden Guard, catalogued as KODE-529, a browser tool for small travel desks that need policy checks on budgets, docs and destinations before departure.

Users import a trips list with an ID, destination, departure and return dates and budget, plus optional actual spend, traveler, docs status (complete, partial or missing), status and owner. Spreadsheet and travel-desk column names are recognised.

Tripwarden Guard scores each trip for over-budget spend, missing or partial docs near departure, flagged destinations, missing travelers and refund overruns.

Every import, policy change and decision is kept in a hash-chained journal in the browser. The tool is not a substitute for a travel-management or booking platform.

Plans are listed at US$149 a month or US$1,490 a year. Online checkout is not open yet; buyers request access by email.

Details are on the Tripwarden Guard page, with pricing on the access page.

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