yaptaSeattle online travel startup Yapta has reeled in $4.2 million in fresh funding, with an option to raise an additional $2 million later this summer. Existing investor Concur led the round through its Perfect Trip Fund, bringing total funding in the company to $18.3 million.

“This funding will enable us to build upon our investment in FareIQ, further strengthening our position as the industry leader in Intelligent Price Tracking for corporate airfare,” CEO James Filsinger said in a statement. “Not only will we be able to expedite sales and the implementation cycles for our customers, but we will enhance our sales and marketing efforts and pursue other opportunities in corporate price tracking.”

Filsinger, a former Sabre Holdings exec, joined the company last July. The company’s FareIQ offering allows corporate travel departments to track airfares, spotting tickets at lower prices. To date, the company says that it has provided more than $1 million in airfare savings to customers.

Yapta was founded in 2007, and now employs 15 people.

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