Reports And Analytics

Updated 11 July 2026

Review occupancy, revenue, channel performance, and operations KPIs from the Reporting menu.

Overview

The Hotel → Reporting menu brings together operational and financial views: booking lists, room status snapshots, occupancy and revenue pivots, RevPAR/ADR calculations, channel mix, housekeeping turnaround times, and maintenance resolution metrics.

Most reports use confirmed bookings and completed operational records. Filter by property and date range using the search panel at the top of each screen.

How It Works

Reports fall into three groups:

The RevPAR / ADR wizard is interactive: pick a date range and property, click Compute, and see ADR (average daily rate), RevPAR (revenue per available room), sold room-nights, and attributed revenue per property.

Pivot reports let you drag dimensions (property, channel, month) and measures (estimated total, room-nights, completion hours) to explore data without exporting to Excel.

Step-by-Step Guide

Fields Table

Field Explanations

Booking Summary

Standard list of hotel.booking records – use filters for draft/confirmed/cancelled, property, and date ranges.

Room Status Report

Shows each room’s ops_status – useful for end-of-day inventory meetings alongside the front-desk rack.

Occupancy – Room-nights

Primary occupancy measure: number of rooms sold multiplied by nights on confirmed bookings.

Revenue – Estimated total

Uses booking estimated room revenue (rooms + extras). Based on booking prices, not posted invoices.

Wizard – From / To

Defines the analysis window using booking check-in/check-out overlap. To date is exclusive (same as bookings).

Wizard – Property

Limit KPIs to one hotel or leave blank to compute rows for every property in the current company.

Active rooms

Count of active hotel.room records on the property – denominator base for RevPAR capacity.

Available room-nights

Total inventory capacity in the period: active rooms multiplied by number of nights in the range.

Sold room-nights

Portion of confirmed booking room-nights that fall inside the wizard date window.

Attributed revenue

Share of each booking’s estimated total proportional to overlapping nights in the window.

ADR

Average Daily Rate – revenue per sold room-night. Higher ADR means stronger pricing on occupied rooms.

RevPAR

Revenue Per Available Room – revenue spread across all available room-nights, sold or not. Key hotel industry KPI.

Channel mix – Channel

Groups bookings by Source channel. Requires channels to be set on bookings – see Distribution guide.

HK SLA – Turnaround (hours)

From housekeeping tasks in Done state with start and finish timestamps. Lower is faster cleaning.

Maintenance – Resolution (hours)

From maintenance orders in Done state. Tracks how long rooms stay out of service.

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