How Our Travel Team Unlocked New Levels of Productivity

That’s where ContextSpace came in. By building a contextual, integrated system for all our business entities, we were able to cut through the noise, reduce context switching, and significantly improve productivity. Here’s how we did it, and why it made such a difference.
Our challenges were related to siloed knowledge and fragmented tools. Before ContextSpace, our travel team’s knowledge lived in many different places:
- CRM systems held client and partner data
- Box stored documents like RFPs, contracts, and vendor agreements
- Slack carried vital but informal bits of information
- Internal tools and dashboards captured project metrics, but required separate logins
1. Consistent Structure Across Entities
Using ContextSpace, we mapped out our business entities; clients, suppliers, projects, and regions, into contextual spaces. Each type of entity got a consistent, predictable structure, so whether we were opening a space for a new agency partner or a big client, the layout felt familiar immediately.
ContextSpace connects live to our internal and external applications. Instead of having to log in to five different systems (CRM, shared drive, analytics dashboard, messaging), all the most relevant data flows into the contextual space for a given client or project.
Once someone is familiar with the structure of, say, one client space, they instantly understand others like it. That means when a teammate moves into a new account or a new project, they don’t waste time figuring out where things go, they can hit the ground running.
Before, a lot of institutional knowledge lived in informal chats, emails, or in individual people's heads. ContextSpace gives everyone a place to contribute structured knowledge, so what matters doesn’t get lost.
- Faster Onboarding: New team members reached full productivity much more quickly. Because everything is in one structured space, they don’t have to track down directories, dashboards or chat threads, they just join the contextual space for that business entity, and they have everything they need.
- Reduced Context Switching: Instead of bouncing between apps, people worked in a single workspace where the data, documents, and communications they needed were right in front of them.
- More Effective Meetings: Preparation used to involve pulling together information from disparate places. With ContextSpace, meeting preps are faster and more comprehensive, because we’ve already aggregated the data in that entity’s space.
- Increased Usage of Our Tools: Unsurprisingly, when tools are surfaced in a meaningful context, people actually use them. Our team’s engagement with internal dashboards, document repositories, and chat tools increased. That’s because it's now easier, more logical, and more rewarding to interact with them in context.
- Boost in Overall Productivity: As a result of all these gains, we saw a 10–20% increase in productivity at an individual and team level
Looking ahead, we’re planning to:
- Expand our contextual spaces as we onboard new clients, vendors and partners
- Build out even deeper integrations (for example, a live travel news feed) to stay up to date with the market
- Use ContextSpace as a core part of training for new joiners, so we can ramp up faster
- Foster a “knowledge producer” mindset where every team member contributes insights, lessons learned, and best practices into our contextual spaces
If you’re in the travel business, or any other industry where context matters, ContextSpace is more than just a tool. It’s the backbone of a more efficient, connected, and future-ready team.






