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Common questions
What should I look for in a corporate chauffeur service for visiting executives?
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Check five things: the included airport wait and when it starts (Chauffyr: 60 minutes from actual landing at commercial airports), whether flights are tracked, whether the quote is the price you pay (Chauffyr quotes are upfront; the confirmed quote is locked when you book), who holds the operating licence, and how an assistant reaches a person when plans change (Chauffyr's 24/7 desk answers by phone, text and email). For confidential visits, ask about paperwork — NDAs and confidentiality agreements are available on request for government and VIP clients.
How do I open a Chauffyr corporate account?
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Send the form at /corporate-accounts with your cities, typical trips and who books. The corporate accounts team follows up to discuss your programme; submitting the form does not open an account or take payment.
What does a corporate account include?
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A named account manager and consolidated invoicing for rides booked under the account, alongside the standard upfront, locked USD quote and written confirmation on every ride.
How does billing work on a corporate account?
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Rides booked under the account are combined on a consolidated invoice. Invoice cadence and payment arrangements are agreed with your account manager when the account is set up.
Can an executive assistant book for several executives?
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Yes. Send each traveller’s name, mobile number and itinerary; confirmations can go to both the assistant and the traveller.
Does Chauffyr handle roadshows and multi-stop days?
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Yes. Hourly as-directed service keeps one chauffeur with the executive between meetings, and multi-stop itineraries can be booked as one request.
Are corporate accounts available outside the US?
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Chauffyr serves 131 airports in 52 countries. Tell us your cities and routes and we confirm coverage for your programme.