お知らせ • Aug 12
Navan Upgrades Singapore Airlines NDC Access To Direct Connection Using Amadeus Altéa NDC 21.3 API Navan has upgraded its Singapore Airlines NDC access to a direct connection using the carrier’s Amadeus Altéa NDC 21.3 API. Over 70% of Singapore Airlines bookings are now being made through the NDC channel. Built on Navan’s proprietary content aggregation platform, the direct connection enables closer collaboration with Singapore Airlines and provides access to the carrier’s rich NDC content. The deeper integration creates a stronger foundation for faster troubleshooting, future API enhancements, and a more consistent shopping and servicing experience that allows Navan customers to access: Exclusive Fares & Content: Access to Singapore Airlines NDC-exclusive fares, including eligible corporate and private fares, as well as dynamically priced offers. In markets where Singapore Airlines applies an EDIFACT distribution fee, NDC bookings avoid that fee. Fare Bundles & Ancillaries: Richer, customized fare bundles and ancillary content, including advance seat selection and prepaid excess baggage, where supported. Enhanced Post-Booking Servicing: Faster and more efficient booking changes, cancellations, and refunds, helping travelers and Navan support agents manage adjustments and disruptions more quickly. The upgrade adds to Navan’s growing portfolio of direct next-generation NDC connections, including SAS, Qantas, ITA Airways, and Emirates, as well as its recent Lufthansa Group servicing upgrade to NDC 24.1. Together, these investments expand traveler choice and strengthen Navan’s online-first shopping, booking and servicing experience. お知らせ • Aug 04
Navan Introduces Granular Policy Controls for Business Travel and Expense Platform Navan introduced its most granular set of policy controls yet. This next evolution of its policy and approval engine gives global enterprises precise financial control while providing travelers with even clearer choices. Navan popularized dynamic travel policy in corporate travel, replacing rigid price caps with real-time, market-aware spending limits. These enhanced controls build on that foundation, applying more granular policy logic within the search and booking experience to give travelers clear, relevant choices while helping administrators keep more bookings, data, and spend within their managed programs. Key capabilities introduced with this update allows travel managers to expand flexibility for flight policies: Building on Navan’s existing traveler- and trip-aware controls, further tailor cost limits, cabin eligibility, advance-booking requirements, upgrade rules, and other parameters by traveler group and flight duration. Define trip-length-aware rail policies: Tailor rail policy by journey duration and traveler group. Expanded cabin-class controls increase the number of categories from two to four, better reflecting the range of classes offered across the more than 60 rail carriers available through Navan. Set flexible hotel limits across countries: Enforce country-level nightly hotel limits with city-specific exceptions, using them alongside dynamic, market-based policies or as a standalone spend control. These enhanced controls respond directly to challenges travel and expense program leaders shared in a recent series of interviews conducted by Garner. As detailed in Navan’s latest report, managers are moving away from restrictive, manual rules toward dynamic guidance, intelligent automation at the point of booking, and integrated technology that strengthens budget control without limiting traveler autonomy. The new controls put that blueprint into practice by helping organizations tailor policy to the traveler, trip, and market context while keeping guidance clear and relevant. お知らせ • Jul 04
Navan Launches Model Context Protocol for Travel and Expense Management Navan announced the launch of its Model Context Protocol (MCP), which allows customers to connect Navan to their existing AI tools and securely access their travel and expense data together through simple queries that use natural language. Navan’s MCP gives administrators and finance leaders the ability to analyze spend, booking, or policy data by simply chatting with their preferred AI interface. By plugging directly into workflows that enterprises rely on every day, Navan MCP acts as a universal power adapter that transforms complex backend infrastructure into conversational clarity, and represents the next phase of its ‘Navan Anywhere’ distribution strategy. The initial MCP deployment provides a read-only experience for gathering corporate travel and expense intelligence. The MCP also establishes the necessary foundation to support upcoming write-access tools including approving out-of-pocket expenses, updating travel policies, and broader agent integrations for users to book travel within their preferred interface. Once configured, travel and finance admins can pull aggregate program insights and live transaction timelines by simply querying inside their preferred environments like Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or other MCP-compatible systems. Administrators can run sophisticated analysis through conversational prompts, such as: “Where is out-of-policy spend the highest across global teams?”, “Show me every flagged expense over $500 from Second Quarter that hasn't been approved yet.”, “Summarize each department’s spend by category for the last quarter.” To activate the integration, travel and finance administrators can visit the platform via Navan > Configuration > Integrations > MCP and toggle the feature on. Complete technical documentation, onboarding guides, and pre-built prompt libraries are fully accessible through the Navan Developer Portal. Recent Insider Transactions • Jun 29
Co-Founder recently sold €764k worth of stock On the 22nd of June, Ariel Cohen sold around 42k shares on-market at roughly €18.41 per share. This transaction amounted to 20% of their direct individual holding at the time of the trade. This was the largest sale by an insider in the last 3 months. Ariel has been a net seller over the last 12 months, reducing personal holdings by €1.9m. Reported Earnings • Jun 12
First quarter 2027 earnings released: US$0.082 loss per share (vs US$1.33 loss in 1Q 2026) First quarter 2027 results: US$0.082 loss per share (improved from US$1.33 loss in 1Q 2026). Revenue: US$220.2m (up 40% from 1Q 2026). Net loss: US$20.5m (loss narrowed 67% from 1Q 2026). Revenue is forecast to grow 18% p.a. on average during the next 3 years, compared to a 8.0% growth forecast for the Hospitality industry in Germany. お知らせ • Jun 12
Navan, Inc. Provides Earnings Guidance for the Second Quarter and Full Fiscal Year 2027 Navan, Inc. provided earnings guidance for the second quarter and full fiscal year 2027. For the year, the company expects revenue between $907 million and $913 million or a 30% growth at the midpoint.
For the quarter, the company expects revenue between $219 million and $221 million, which represents 28% growth as company head into a seasonally slightly weaker summer season. お知らせ • May 29
Navan, Inc. to Report Q1, 2027 Results on Jun 10, 2026 Navan, Inc. announced that they will report Q1, 2027 results After-Market on Jun 10, 2026 お知らせ • Apr 02
Navan Launches AI-Powered Audit Engine With Built-In Anti-Corruption And Bribery Flags Navan announced its new Audit Engine, an enterprise-grade transaction screening system with more than 45 configurable audit checks, including built-in Anti-Corruption and Bribery flags. The Navan platform already enforces its customers’ travel and expense policies proactively: reviewing millions of transactions against detailed spend policies, auto-approving compliant expenses, but flagging what needs attention — all at the point of purchase. Navan can now go even further, screening for a broader range of risk across transaction data, receipts, trips, and participants. Navan's Audit Engine uses multiple LLMs to test every transaction against customizable audit checks. Navan's Audit Engine builds on years of travel and expense intelligence. On average, 75% of transactions are auto-approved, leaving only the remaining 25% – flagged as high-risk spend – for human review. Navan has flagged 2 million transactions, including close to 30,000 instances of excessive tipping and hundreds of AI-generated fraudulent receipts that traditional providers miss. Other audit flags include weekend spend, receipt amount mismatches, and prohibited items like alcohol and tobacco. A more challenging problem for enterprise compliance teams is knowing who they are doing business with. A single transaction with a politically exposed or sanctioned individual can trigger FCPA violations carrying fines in the tens or hundreds of millions of dollars. Navan’s new Anti-Corruption and Bribery check is designed to close that gap and can be turned on with a single click. Every transaction is screened silently so compliance teams can navigate global risk without alerting potentially non-compliant individuals. The Audit Engine is now available for all Navan customers globally, and the new Anti-Corruption and Bribery check is currently in beta with plans for a full global rollout soon. お知らせ • Mar 26
Navan, Inc. Provides Earnings Guidance for the First Quarter Ending April 30, 2026 and Fiscal Year Ending January 31, 2027 Navan, Inc. provided earnings guidance for the First quarter ending April 30, 2026 and fiscal year ending January 31, 2027. For the quarter, the company currently expects Total revenue in the range of $204 million to $206 million, representing year-over-year growth of 30% at the midpoint.
For the year, the company expects Total revenue in the range of $866 million to $874 million, representing year-over-year growth of 24% at the midpoint. お知らせ • Mar 12
Navan Launches New Hotel Catalog to Deliver Optimal Booking Precision Navan unveiled its new hotel catalog infrastructure designed to solve the industry’s most persistent lodging challenge: inconsistent room and rate information. Navan’s inventory contains 2,600,000 properties, including direct connections to hotel brands like Wyndham, Travelodge UK, and Premier Inn, Global Distribution Service content from Sabre and Amadeus, and Online Travel Agency listings from Expedia, Booking.com, and MakeMyTrip. Navan rebuilt its hotel engine in-house from the ground up, so that the room a traveler sees online is what they find when they walk into the hotel. Navan has deployed two new pieces of technology: its unified room catalog that organizes and cleans up information for every hotel on the platform, and its room intelligence mapper, an AI-powered tool that acts as a universal translator to turn multiple messy descriptions into one clear, verified listing. Together, they ensure that the complexity of the backend never reaches the traveler’s screen. By making all rate options, from loyalty-point-eligible refundable rates to last-minute deals, available for self-service on a single platform, Navan aims to offer travelers a best-in-class experience in business travel. This new infrastructure is designed to be a scalable foundation for the future of the Navan lodging marketplace, opening the door for more inventory and direct connections. お知らせ • Mar 05
Navan Launches New AI Agent to Eliminate Manual Expense Reports Navan launched Expense Chat, a new AI agent designed to eliminate manual out-of-pocket expense submissions. The agent brings the “swipe and done” simplicity of Navan’s corporate card transactions to the messiest part of the expense process: situations that require business travelers to manually submit transactions. Navan has already mastered the touchless experience for corporate card transactions, with over 70% of transactions requiring zero manual intervention in the last year. But out-of-pocket spend is still a reality for business travelers, whether due to lack of corporate card access, mileage reimbursements, or paying cash-only merchants. Historically, these scenarios have required users to manually add receipts to expense reports, an outlier in an otherwise digital experience. Navan Expense Chat aims to close this gap by replacing tedious filing with a simple conversation. Users can input mileage reimbursements or drop multiple receipt images into the chat at once; the agent instantly extracts merchant data, auto-codes the specifics, and asks for missing information. Travelers can use natural language to give context and refine entries, such as marking part of a purchase as personal or applying project codes to multiple purchases at once, before the agent submits on their behalf. Data from the initial phased rollout confirms that users are ready to abandon tedious forms for AI. The Navan Expense Chat saw substantial week-over-week growth in user adoption, with a Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT) of 94 out of 100 during the beta phase. One user successfully submitted 27 receipts in just 70 seconds — an average of 2.6 seconds per receipt. This shift represents the true promise of AI: the elimination of the “administrative tax” on a person’s time. Navan is leveraging agentic workflows to automate the repetitive logistics of business travel. By understanding the nuance of traveler intent, Navan is enabling users to finally forget about their expense reporting and focus on the work that matters. Expense Chat is currently available for US-based customers. お知らせ • Mar 03
Navan Gives Business Travelers an AI-Powered Hyper-Personalized Travel Assistant Navan announced plans to equip every business traveler with a hyper-personalized travel assistant. Known as Navan Edge, this assistant will provide a level of service previously reserved for the C-suite. For too many business travelers, travel has become a painful experience marked by delays, middle seats, outdated tech, and hours on hold. Traditionally, CEOs and VIPs have been able to bypass this "travel suck" with the help of an executive assistant who deeply understands and anticipates their needs. Without that support, many travelers have had no choice but to use other solutions that are not built for the demands of business travel or to email a travel agent just to book a flight. Now, Navan is bringing the personalization, care, and anticipation previously reserved for the C-Suite to every business traveler, powered by AI. With Navan Edge, business travelers who don't have access to Navan through their employer will be able to simply chat with their very own travel assistant to book a hyper-personalized trip, manage complex itineraries, make last-minute restaurant reservations, and resolve travel disruptions. With Navan Edge, every search result is personalized. recommendations for hotels, flights, and restaurants will be hyper-personalized based on their preferences, loyalty programs and real-time itinerary needs. It knows their must-haves for each trip - from blackout shades to high-powered hairdryers - and automatically applies them to the search. Navan Edge takes care of every detail of the business trip, planning, booking, and everything in between until the traveler is safely home. Like an excellent EA, Navan Edge also thinks around corners. If a flight is cancelled, travelers won't just get an alert. Once the traveler gives the go ahead, they'll get confirmation that their seat has been rebooked, their hotel will receive a call for their late arrival, and their dinner reservations will be moved. And if needed, human support agents are standing by at any time. Powered by a decade of travel data from millions of bookings made by more than 10,000 companies, Navan Edge is built to understand and then act on the nuances of travel. Travelers are able to book hotels and chat about anything related to travel now, and soon will be able to book flights and restaurants, right from their conversation, not get general information or a set of links to make their bookings elsewhere. お知らせ • Feb 24
Scott+Scott Attorneys at Law LLP Files Securities Class Action Against Navan, Inc Scott+Scott Attorneys at Law LLP has filed a securities class action lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California against Navan, Inc. and certain of the Company’s directors and officers, and the underwriters of Navan’s October 2025 initial public offering (‘IPO’), alleging violations of §§11, 12 and 15 of the Securities Act of 1933. Lead Plaintiff Deadline on April 24, 2026. According to the complaint filed in the U.S. District of California, Northern District and captioned McCown v. Navan, Inc., Case No. 5:26-cv-01550, the Offering Documents used to effectuate Navan’s IPO were false and misleading and omitted to state that, at the time of the offering, the Company had increased its ‘sales and marketing’ expenses. As the truth about the Company’s business reached the market, the value of its shares declined dramatically, causing Navan investors to suffer significant damages. お知らせ • Feb 12
Navan, Inc. Announces Chief Financial Officer Changes, Effective March 2, 2026 Navan, Inc. on February 11, 2026, announced that its Board of Directors has appointed Aurélien Nolf to serve as the Company’s Chief Financial Officer, effective March 2, 2026. Mr. Nolf will succeed Anne Giviskos, who has been serving as Interim Chief Financial Officer while the Company conducted its search for a full-time Chief Financial Officer. From and after the Effective Date, Ms. Giviskos will resume her prior role of Senior Vice President, Strategic Finance and Chief Accounting Officer. Mr. Nolf, age 46, is a seasoned finance and business leader with more than 20 years of international public company experience in financial planning and analysis, controllership, investor relations and public accounting. Mr. Nolf joins the Company from Lyft, Inc., a public ridesharing company. As VP, Head of FP&A and Investor Relations at Lyft since November 2022, Mr. Nolf played an important role in that company’s ongoing transformation by improving forecasting processes, leading a series of projects that achieved sustainable profitability and free cash flow, and advancing investor targeting and marketing efforts. Before Lyft, he spent more than 15 years in various finance leadership roles at Electronic Arts Inc., a public video gaming company, including as the Senior Director of FP&A from April 2017 to November 2021 and the Vice President of FP&A from November 2021 to November 2022. He began his career in the public accounting and audit practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Lyon, France. Mr. Nolf holds a Master’s degree in Corporate Law from the University of Lyon, as well as a Master in Management with a specialization in Finance from Emlyon Lyon Business School. He also holds a French DESCF (graduate-level accounting and finance qualification). お知らせ • Jan 28
Navan Announces Appointment of Shai Weiss as Board Director, Effective January 28, 2026 Navan on January 28, 2026 announced the appointment of Shai Weiss to its Board of Directors, effective immediately, January 28, 2026. Weiss served as Virgin Atlantic’s CEO from January 2019 until December 2025 and was an Executive Director of its Board starting in 2014. Weiss joined Virgin Atlantic as Chief Financial Officer in 2014 and later served as Chief Commercial Officer before being named CEO. Weiss facilitated Delta Air Lines’ acquisition of Singapore Airlines’ 49% stake in Virgin Atlantic and the formation of a $17 billion transatlantic joint venture with Delta and Air France-KLM, with Virgin Atlantic as a founding member. He achieved record performance during his tenure and guided Virgin Atlantic successfully through the pandemic. Before joining the Virgin Group in 2006, he held several senior management positions at ntl:Telewest (now Virgin Media O2), the U.K. and Europe’s largest cable operator, and he was a member of the Morgan Stanley Technology Investment Banking team in London. With Weiss’ appointment, Navan’s Board of Directors expands to ten. He joins an esteemed group that includes Ben Horowitz, Arif Janmohamed, Mike Kourey, Clara Liang, Sandesh Patnam, Anré Williams, Oren Zeev, and Navan’s co-founders, Ariel Cohen and Ilan Twig. お知らせ • Dec 11
Navan Unveils Its Upgraded Multi-City Booking Experience Navan unveiled its upgraded multi-city booking experience, designed to handle the most complex travel scenarios. Building on a major engineering breakthrough, the new functionality ensures travelers no longer need to rely on human travel agents for complex trips. Multi-city booking is a significant engineering challenge. Any online booking tool must ingest thousands of combinations across routes, carriers, and prices; analyze them; and present the results in a digestible format to the traveler. Each time another leg of a trip is added to an itinerary, the number of possible combinations increases exponentially. Legacy tools were not designed to handle this complexity, forcing business travelers to book via phone or email, often paying higher fees and making bookings outside of company policies. This results in lost time, increased costs, and a lack of visibility for travel managers and finance teams. Navan's new multi-city engine offers the expertise of a seasoned travel agent through a powerful new algorithm that integrates modern content sources like New Distribution Capability (NDC) for better pricing, breaks down fare details for every flight, and manages multi-ticket checkouts reliably -- even across multiple carriers. This combination of expanded inventory and smarter logic allows travelers to find and book better trips, faster. The new multi-city booking experience delivers: Intuitive design: Built on the Next Generation Storefront, the new interface mirrors Navan's one-way and round-trip experience, eliminating the learning curve. Users get the same visual cues and targeted guidance, no matter how complex the trip. Complete fare transparency: Travelers can easily compare fare types, amenities, and mix cabin classes, such as pairing Economy for short hops with Business for long hauls, for every leg of the journey, understanding the trade-offs between price, time, and comfort before they book. Expanded inventory for better prices: By integrating new content sources like NDC, Navan surfaces route combinations and pricing that legacy tools miss, resulting in significantly better availability and lower costs. Smarter, more reliable ticketing: A revamped checkout process simplifies and supports making multiple bookings in one transaction. If one leg of the trip fails to ticket, the rest of the itinerary still processes, giving users alternative options for the failed portion of the ticket. Navan is committed to enhancing the multi-city experience, laying the foundation for what comes next. Future enhancements include contextual booking guidance developed by Navan's top multi-city agents and AI-powered ticketing optimization. This will automatically find better combinations to optimize for both savings and the traveler's experience. The Multi-city booking experience is available now to all Navan business travel customers globally. お知らせ • Nov 26
Navan, Inc. to Report Q3, 2026 Results on Dec 15, 2025 Navan, Inc. announced that they will report Q3, 2026 results After-Market on Dec 15, 2025