Front desk to housekeeping, on one floor plan. Pricing that follows demand, comms that follow the guest, an office that sees the night before, not the morning after.
Same method, different shape. Pick the stay type closest to yours — each has a deep page with the stack, proof, and how we measure.
Each surface in the property gets the software it needs. Same booking record underneath, different views per role — the front desk, the housekeeper, the GM, the owner. The night before is on screen, not in someone's head.
Reservation, deposit hold, ID capture, contactless key — handled in one screen. The check-in queue stops being the bottleneck the moment the 4pm rush hits.
One inventory. Rates and availability pushed across every channel, bookings pulled back instantly. Double-bookings end. Manual rate changes end. The OTA tax shrinks.
Compset, pickup pace, local events, day-of-week pattern — feeding nightly rate decisions. ADR and RevPAR climb without anyone touching a spreadsheet at 11pm.
Departures, stayovers, deep-cleans — sequenced and assigned to the right housekeeper, on a phone. Status flips to ready the moment the room is signed off. Front desk stops calling upstairs.
Confirmation, pre-arrival upsell, in-stay nudge, post-stay review request, win-back at 6 weeks. The whole guest journey, scheduled, personalised, and measured.
House guides, breakfast hours, local picks, staff SOPs, supplier contacts, training — split into a guest-facing surface and a staff-only one. Guests stop emailing. Staff stop guessing.
A twenty-four-room boutique hotel ran most of its inventory through Booking.com, changed nightly rates by hand on a laptop after service, and only asked for reviews when the GM remembered. Two-week build: PriceLabs hooked into a custom rules engine, direct-booking nudges across the guest journey, post-stay review and rebook cadence on Twilio. Six months in: OTA dependency down twenty-two percent, ADR up eleven percent, thirty-six thousand pounds of direct revenue recovered.
How we measure: channel-mix and ADR pulled from the PMS month-on-month (n = 4,128 room-nights); OTA baseline from the trailing six months pre-build; direct-booking attribution tracked via the new pre-arrival flow and confirmation-page UTM tagging.
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Bring the channel mix, the rate sheet, the housekeeping rota. We start with the floor plan.