Rate and Inventory Control
- Single and Multi-Property availability display
- Unlimited room classes and room types
- Multi-level inventory control by room class and room type
- Strategic overbooking levels
- Unlimited number of rate plans
- Detailed rate availability display
- Rates in multiple currencies
- Rates confirmed in multiple currencies
- Flexible package price calculations
- Negotiated Rates
- Versatile tax calculations
- Chain cross sell capability with schedule
- Supports generic room types
- Room and rate management and restrictions
- Ability to open/close room types by rate code, property, room class, etc.
- Central interface to yield systems and ability to update the properties with yield information via the Two-Way Interface (where supported)
- Best available rates
- Rates based on rates
- Rate seasons
- Unlimited number of guarantee, deposit, and cancellation policies, by property,
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