Chronology
Country, local arrival date, local departure date, and duration for each trip.
For professional advisers
Start the client conversation with a complete day-count record.
Jetseen gives your client a chronological trip history, rule-specific totals, supporting notes, and exports you can review. It does not replace your judgment. It removes the avoidable work of rebuilding dates from memory.
What the client produces
A record with provenance, not just a total.
Purpose and context
Travel purpose, notes, passport details, and explanations for later corrections.
Rule output
The calculation period, days used, remaining threshold, and the rule applied.
Evidence trail
A place to reconcile tickets, passport records, accommodation records, and adviser questions.
Versioned export
A CSV or report that can be retained with the filing or advice file.
Client ownership
The trip record stays local-first and remains accessible without a recurring payment.
Sample CSV export
Dates your team can filter and test.
Illustrative sample data only. A real export reflects the client's confirmed trips and selected date range.
| Country | Arrival | Departure | Days | Purpose | Record state |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Portugal | 2026-01-08 | 2026-02-11 | 35 | Temporary stay | Confirmed |
| United Kingdom | 2026-02-11 | 2026-02-18 | 8 | Client meetings | Confirmed |
| United Arab Emirates | 2026-02-18 | 2026-04-04 | 46 | Primary residence | Confirmed |
| France | 2026-04-04 | 2026-04-09 | 6 | Transit and meetings | Review note |
What "audit-ready" means here
It does not mean that an app export proves tax residence or immigration compliance by itself. It means the client can show the dates used, the calculation period, the underlying trips, later corrections, and the evidence available for review.
Your professional analysis still covers facts beyond physical presence. Homes, family, work, treaty ties, permits, exceptions, deeming rules, and the purpose of travel can change the answer. Jetseen keeps the date layer coherent so your time is spent on judgment rather than transcription.
Ask the client to export at the same time the advice or filing position is finalized. Retain that file with your workpapers. If a date later changes, request a fresh export and a correction note instead of silently replacing the earlier record.
For accountants
Reconcile physical-presence totals, challenge gaps, retain the export with the file, and focus the meeting on the exceptions and residence tests that require judgment.
For immigration lawyers
Review entry and exit chronology, passport use, transit notes, and evidence before advising on short-stay limits, permits, or a potential overstay.
For relocation consultants
Give clients a recordkeeping habit before the move creates a year of overlapping thresholds, documents, and forgotten weekend trips.
Give the explainer to your client as it is.
It explains what to record, what to export, and what the app cannot decide. No editing or program enrollment is required.
Download the one-page PDF