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July 29, 2009

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Joe Nguyen

Hi,

Do people on my "inner circle" need to have a tripit account? How do they access my information?

Thanks,

Joe

Angie Ryan

Hi Joe,

Members of your Inner Circle do need to sign up for a TripIt account. It only takes a minute to register, and they might just thank you for turning them on to a helpful free travel tool!

Once they are a part of your TripIt network and you add them to your Inner Circle, they will be able to go to your TripIt page and see details for all of your trips, automatically.


Thanks,

Angie

Marjie Weinstein

How do I identify people that i want to include in my inner circle to receive my travel information automatically?
Marjie

Angie Ryan

Hi Marjie,

If you are signed up for TripIt Pro, you can add anyone in your TripIt network to your Inner Circle. Go to your Network page, and select "Add to inner circle" from the "Options" drop down menu to the right of the person's name.

Hope that helps!

Angie

Charles Tasker

Can people in your inner circle mail an itinerary (on your behalf) to plans@tripit.com? So can my assistant for example mail my plans in and then modify the trip from there?

Angie Ryan

Hi Charles,

We have a travel arranger page that will give you and/or your assistant a bunch of information about the best ways to use TripIt to arrange travel on another person's behalf.

http://www.tripit.com/topic/arranger

Thanks!

Angie

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