For businesses that book bus travel regularly, whether that's moving staff between offices, arranging group travel for events, or simply managing a steady volume of employee trips, a Oray corporate account replaces one-off individual bookings with a single, managed relationship built around how your business actually operates.
What a corporate account includes
Corporate accounts get bulk booking, so multiple seats or multiple trips can be arranged together rather than one booking at a time, priority booking, so your business's requests are handled ahead of the general queue, a phone-based booking channel, so your travel coordinator can arrange trips by speaking to someone directly rather than only through the app, and special negotiated fares, reflecting the volume and consistency of your business's travel with us.
Who this is for
This suits companies with regular staff travel between cities, event organisers arranging group transport, educational institutions coordinating group trips, and any business where booking bus travel is a recurring task rather than an occasional one. If your team is currently booking individual tickets one at a time for company travel, a corporate account is very likely saving you both time and money once it's set up.
Bulk booking, handled properly
Booking ten or twenty seats on a bus service individually is slow and leaves room for error, wrong dates, mismatched boarding points, seats scattered across the bus. A corporate account lets Oray handle a group booking as a single coordinated request, with seats grouped together where the service allows it, and one point of contact managing the whole booking rather than ten separate confirmations.
Priority booking and phone support
Corporate accounts don't have to compete with general demand the same way individual bookings do, and don't have to go through the app or website at all if that's not convenient. A phone-based booking channel means your travel coordinator can call, describe what's needed, and have it arranged directly, useful for last-minute changes or bookings made outside normal working hours.
Special fares for your business
Fare terms for a corporate account are negotiated based on your business's actual travel volume and pattern with Oray, not a fixed public rate. The more consistent and predictable your business's bus travel is with us, the more room there is to offer terms that reflect that relationship.
Setting up a corporate account
Contact Oray directly to register your business's requirement, tell us your typical travel volume, routes and frequency, and our team will set up an account and agree fare terms suited to your business. There's no fixed minimum size to qualify, if bus travel is a recurring cost for your business, it's worth the conversation.
One relationship, not repeated onboarding
The advantage of a standing corporate account is that the groundwork only happens once. Your travel coordinator's details, your usual routes, your preferred billing arrangement, all of it is on file with Oray from the start, so each new travel request is a quick conversation, not a fresh negotiation. That matters most when travel needs come up with little notice, a client visit added late, a team sent out for an urgent site trip, since there's already a relationship in place to act on quickly.
Payment and billing
Corporate accounts are typically settled on terms agreed at setup, rather than individual payment per trip, contact our team to discuss invoicing and billing options that suit how your business operates.
Talk to us about your business's travel
Every business's travel pattern looks a little different, some need a handful of seats booked every week between two fixed offices, others need larger group movements a few times a year for events or site visits. Rather than fit your business into a single fixed package, our team works out an arrangement based on what you actually need, so tell us how your business travels and we'll build the account around that.