Brightseat

Brightseat's booking assistant remembers aisle seats, cellos and frequent-flyer numbers

+19%

+19%

+19%

repeat bookings

Industry

Travel · Commerce

Region

lhr-1

Champion

Luca Moretti

The idea

Brightseat wanted its assistant to feel like a travel agent who has known you for years. The team started with seat preferences and grew from there.

How it works

Preferences, loyalty numbers and past complaints are written as memories. Pinned memories hold anything safety related, like mobility needs.

Impact

Repeat bookings rose 19% and average time to book fell from six minutes to under two.

One customer travels with a cello and needs two seats. She has never had to explain that twice.

One customer travels with a cello and needs two seats. She has never had to explain that twice.

One customer travels with a cello and needs two seats. She has never had to explain that twice.

Product Lead, Brightseat

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