Collect personalized travel requests with a tailored form. Atty drafts it, you review. Speed up planning for your trip agency.
Planning a dream vacation often starts with a wish list: destinations, dates, activities. But turning that list into a polished itinerary takes back-and-forth emails, scattered notes, and endless revisions. That's where a Custom Itinerary Request form comes in — it gives your clients a structured way to tell you exactly what they want, so you can deliver a trip plan that wows them.
Instead of juggling separate tools to collect requests, track preferences, and draft proposals, you can build this form inside Attain OS and let Atty handle the heavy lifting. Atty drafts the form from your project context — your agency's typical trip types, preferred suppliers, and past itineraries. You review, tweak the fields, and publish. The result: a professional, client-friendly form that captures every detail you need to create a custom itinerary — without the manual work.
A couple wants a two-week honeymoon in the Maldives and Seychelles. They've never planned such a trip and don't know what questions to ask. Your Custom Itinerary Request form guides them through must-haves: preferred room type, private vs. shared transfers, dietary restrictions, and splurge experiences like a sunset cruise. Atty drafts the form with fields tailored to luxury travel, so you collect all the info needed to propose a seamless romantic getaway.
A company is organizing a team-building trip for 20 employees to Patagonia. They need group logistics — flights, accommodation, guided hikes, and gear rentals. The form collects group size, fitness level, preferred dates, and budget range. Atty automatically populates the form with fields for group-specific needs, like meal preferences and emergency contacts, saving you hours of setup.
A family of four wants a road trip from Denver to the Grand Canyon, with stops for hiking and kid-friendly attractions. They need help with route planning, car rental, and hotel bookings. Your form asks for ages of children, preferred driving hours, and must-see stops. Atty drafts the form with fields for safety considerations and entertainment options, so you can tailor the itinerary to keep everyone happy.
In Attain OS, create a new project for your trip agency. Add a few notes about your typical client types, travel destinations, and pricing models. This context is all Atty needs to understand your business.
Open Atty Chat and type: 'Draft a Custom Itinerary Request form for my trip agency.' Atty will generate a complete form with relevant fields — like destination, travel dates, number of travelers, budget range, and special requests — based on your project context.
Atty presents the draft in the Forms app. You can edit labels, reorder fields, add help text, or remove unnecessary ones. The form is fully customizable, so you can match your agency's brand and specific needs.
Once satisfied, publish the form. Clients fill it out, and submissions appear in your Attain OS dashboard. From there, you can create a custom itinerary using the data — all within the same system, no external tools needed.
A close-to-finished draft — not a blank page. Here's the kind of result the flow hands you, ready to review, tweak, and publish.
Tell us about your dream trip, and we'll craft a personalized itinerary just for you.
Yes. You can edit the form's fields for each new project — or ask Atty to generate a new version based on the specific trip type. The Forms app lets you save multiple form templates, so you can have one for luxury, one for group trips, and so on.
No. The form is a standalone page that you can share via a link. Clients fill it out without signing up, and submissions are stored in your Attain OS dashboard for review.
Atty uses the project context you provide — such as notes about your agency, past trips, and client preferences. You can also give explicit instructions in the chat, like 'add a field for dietary restrictions'.
Yes. You can edit the form anytime. Published forms will show updated fields for new submissions. Previously submitted data remains unchanged.
