on a traveller.
Not once since our first ride. When we confirm a car, the car comes.
Booking the car is the easy part. Then comes the flight that moves, the driver who calls you, the receipt finance wants back. BLCK takes that part: booked once, watched by a person, on one invoice.
Not once since our first ride. When we confirm a car, the car comes.
The chauffeur is waiting before your executive is. Airport pickups follow the flight.
Every booking is read and confirmed by someone at BLCK. Day or night, any day of the year.
The Business Portal runs in your browser and on your phone. Nothing to install for you, and nothing for your traveller.

A name and a mobile number is all it takes. Your executive, a visiting board member, a candidate: booked the same way. Your office is saved, so the route is half written.

Type the flight number. The pickup is timed to the landing, with time for bags, and it moves when the flight does.

We confirm the car, and the ride sits in your trip list until the door. You see the price before you confirm.
The Business Portal as it is today. Company, traveller, flight and price are examples.
You send your traveller one link. It shows their booking, then the car on the map, the chauffeur's name and the plate.
An early landing, a late one, a gate change at Heathrow. You find out from us, not from your executive standing in arrivals.
Four meetings, two sites, a dinner. Book one car and one chauffeur by the hour, and stop re-booking between appointments.
Duty of care is a set of facts, not an adjective. We work with Copenhagen's independent chauffeur companies, on terms they can make a living from, and we can tell you who drove.
Every ride goes on one company invoice, with the traveller's name and the cost centre finance asked for. Nothing comes back to your desk.

The Business Portal as it is today. Invoice and cost centre are examples.
All your rides, from everyone who books, on the invoice you choose.
Each line says who travelled, when and where.
Set once on the invoice, changed per trip when it belongs elsewhere.
Finance decides who can add trips to which invoice.
Up to 4 passengers
Up to 7 passengers
Up to 4 passengers
Up to 7 passengers
Examples only: Copenhagen Airport to an address in the city, one way, per car. Your price is shown before you book.