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29 Mar 2026
PredictX Launches ‘Global Conflict – Traveller Risk’ module
AI-driven data intelligence specialist PredictX has moved swiftly to support corporate clients affected by recent events in the Middle East, launching a new ‘Global Conflict – Traveller Risk’ module to provide immediate visibility of employee travel activity in the region.
Built using corporate travel and expense data from more than 200 pre-configured connectors, the module enables organisations to quickly identify traveller presence across the Middle East. Segment-level analysis highlights journeys routed through key regional hubs and provides a clear view of how many employees are in each location.
At a granular level, the module shows arrival dates within the past month as well as upcoming bookings, ensuring companies have both retrospective and forward-looking visibility.
To enhance accuracy, the module also incorporates credit card transaction data, allowing organisations to pinpoint traveller locations based on card activity within the previous week. This capability is particularly valuable when travel has been booked outside policy, ensuring no employee is overlooked.
The ‘Global Conflict – Traveller Risk’ module is designed to complement existing corporate travel risk and security programmes, enabling seamless cross-referencing with internal risk management systems and supporting faster, more informed decision-making during critical situations.
Development is now underway on a Traveller Repatriation solution, which will be included into the module and released within the next 48 hours to further support clients managing evolving circumstances.
Feedback from PredictX clients has been overwhelmingly positive, with organisations highlighting the module’s intuitive design and ease of use — essential qualities in high-pressure environments where rapid identification and decisive action are critical. Clients have commented that “the dashboard is extremely useful”; “I found it has the best display and the most easy-to-use interface compared to other vendor reports”; and "this report is a positive first step for us in flagging at-risk countries”.
Keesup Choe, CEO, PredictX said: "Our Business Intelligence Analysis team worked around the clock over the weekend to design, build, and deploy the module for every client — regardless of travel programme size — at no additional cost. We will be continuously updating and increasing the usefulness of the analysis, based on our already overwhelmingly positive client feedback.”
Built using corporate travel and expense data from more than 200 pre-configured connectors, the module enables organisations to quickly identify traveller presence across the Middle East. Segment-level analysis highlights journeys routed through key regional hubs and provides a clear view of how many employees are in each location.
At a granular level, the module shows arrival dates within the past month as well as upcoming bookings, ensuring companies have both retrospective and forward-looking visibility.
To enhance accuracy, the module also incorporates credit card transaction data, allowing organisations to pinpoint traveller locations based on card activity within the previous week. This capability is particularly valuable when travel has been booked outside policy, ensuring no employee is overlooked.
The ‘Global Conflict – Traveller Risk’ module is designed to complement existing corporate travel risk and security programmes, enabling seamless cross-referencing with internal risk management systems and supporting faster, more informed decision-making during critical situations.
Development is now underway on a Traveller Repatriation solution, which will be included into the module and released within the next 48 hours to further support clients managing evolving circumstances.
Feedback from PredictX clients has been overwhelmingly positive, with organisations highlighting the module’s intuitive design and ease of use — essential qualities in high-pressure environments where rapid identification and decisive action are critical. Clients have commented that “the dashboard is extremely useful”; “I found it has the best display and the most easy-to-use interface compared to other vendor reports”; and "this report is a positive first step for us in flagging at-risk countries”.
Keesup Choe, CEO, PredictX said: "Our Business Intelligence Analysis team worked around the clock over the weekend to design, build, and deploy the module for every client — regardless of travel programme size — at no additional cost. We will be continuously updating and increasing the usefulness of the analysis, based on our already overwhelmingly positive client feedback.”
