Use cases
Group trips and events with everyone on the same page — forms chased, approvals before booking, and one update to families.
For schools, universities, clubs, nonprofits and member organisations running trips, programmes and events. A trip has 48 permission forms, a coach, a budget, and families to keep informed when one time moves.

Example: a Year 9 museum trip
Ms Okafor is leading a museum trip for 48 students. The plan holds the coach, lunch, a workshop and the pickup time, plus who has returned their permission slip, dietary details and emergency contacts.
Nuri reminds the families who haven't replied and tells her exactly who is still outstanding. The £640 coach goes to the school's finance lead to approve before anything is booked. Then the museum moves the entry time.
Try asking
You: The museum moved our entry to 11:30. What needs to change?
Nuri: The coach should leave at 09:45 instead of 08:15, lunch moves to 13:00, and the workshop to 14:00. Pickup becomes 16:00. I can ask all three providers now and draft one update for families for you to approve.
What matters most
Forms and details, chased for you
Approvals before anything is booked
One update, sent with approval
A schedule for each attendee
Recommended setup
| Setting | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Workspace | A team workspace for the school, department or club, kind Something else. |
| Word for plans | Trip or Event. Each new plan can read as a School trip. |
| Roles | Trip leads as Managers. Staff and chaperones as Contributors. Participants as Members. Finance as the approver in Approvals routing. |
| Cost | Staff, chaperones and participants join free; you pay only for the Managers who run the trips. Everything is free during the beta, with fair-use limits on calls and agent actions. |
Keep records in your own systems
Nurvia keeps the logistics of a trip or event: who's going, schedules and the contacts you add. Student records, grades and safeguarding decisions stay in your organisation's own systems.
No. Universities, clubs, nonprofits, associations and conference organisers use the same plans for group travel and events.