Rooms, rates, the reservation book and the front-desk tape chart, with a public booking engine that takes the shape of the place rather than a generic form.
Talk to us about direct booking →Types are the categories a guest chooses between; rooms are the physical keys behind them. Rooms publish their own pages, the way listings do.
Everything is a rate plan, including per-person pricing where a place charges that way.
The reservation book, filtered to whatever you are looking at.
The tape chart: every room down the side, the nights across, and the bookings laid on it.
Guests book on your own domain — search dates and party, choose, pay — and can find their own booking again afterwards.
Distribution beyond your own site, the numbers behind the week, and the audit that closes the day.
A demonstration installation, with invented data.
Every booking through a channel carries a commission. A booking engine on your own domain, that a guest can actually complete, is the cheapest revenue a property has — and the guest details are yours rather than an intermediary’s.
Channels are still there, because a property needs the volume. The point is that they are not the only door.
A five-room guest house and a hotel with rate plans and per-person pricing do not need the same booking form. The wizard adapts to how the property actually sells, rather than making every place present itself the same way.
The front desk and the website, together.
One system holding the rooms, the rates, the reservations and the page a guest books on. Get in touch →
