A front desk that closes its own daytape chart, folios, night audit.
Walk-ins, channel bookings and group blocks on one chart, every stay on its own paper, and an end of day that runs from cron instead of keeping somebody up.
- Every section, from day one
- Nothing held back by tier
- Staff logins unlimited
Drag a stay. The chart answers.
Rooms down, days across, today’s column lit — each booking a bar wearing its channel’s own colour, availability computed at every draw.
Drag a bar along its row to move the nights, or up and down to change the room.
Three moves, and you make none of them.
The whole feature is these three. Everything else on this page is detail hanging off them.
The booking door
Your own keyed booking page — the nights asked, the rooms that answer, paid online.
All twelve on one page →- A correction is a void and a reissueon the record, with a reason — money history is never edited backwards.
- Never two letters in a dayhowever many a person is owed for, and the throttle is invisible from outside.
- Nothing runs twice.Every run is idempotent; a second press changes nothing.
One of the six kinds carries this.
The same front desk, dressed for each — and one estate can run more than one of them.
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The front desk, on from the first minute.
Free under five doors, six months free above that, and every other one of the twelve switched on beside it.