Turn nightly PMS reports into a clearer morning revenue view.
Review supported reports in Night Audit Intelligence, then work from Revenue Pulse hotel-day KPIs, source-dependent forecasts, review signals, and the GM Morning Briefing.
A two-workspace finance bundle. Night Audit Intelligence receives forwarded or uploaded PMS reports, parses supported formats, keeps the source files attached, and flags reports that need review. Revenue Pulse uses available hotel-day data for KPI, comparison, source-dependent forecast, review-signal, briefing, and CSV export views.
Three connected views of the Financial Hub workflow: supported PMS reports moving through Night Audit review, the hotel-day KPIs in Revenue Pulse, and a concise GM Morning Briefing.
The nightly report pack is split across attachments and spreadsheets. The GM has to open each file, find the same numbers again, and rebuild the morning view by hand.
Start with the source report, review anything uncertain, and carry the reviewed hotel-day numbers into Revenue Pulse and the GM Morning Briefing.
supported PMS reports become a reviewable hotel-day view
Every step ties to a real, connected feature.
HavenParses supported nightly reports, surfaces uncertain fields for review, and drafts the GM Morning Briefing from the hotel's report data.
$149/mo or $1,490/yr + $500 one-time onboarding. Financial Hub is outside the standard refund window; onboarding is non-refundable.
One-time onboarding configures the property's supported report formats and review workflow. Non-refundable.
Forward reports to the hotel's dedicated inbox or upload supported PDF and CSV files, then review processing status, available KPIs, history, parser notes, and the original attachment.
Choose a business date, review available ADR, RevPAR, occupancy, revenue, comparisons, signals, trends, and source-report detail, then generate a GM briefing when you need one.
Financial Hub combines Night Audit Intelligence and Revenue Pulse. Night Audit Intelligence receives and processes supported PMS reports for source review. Revenue Pulse turns available hotel-day data into KPIs, comparisons, source-dependent forecasts, review signals, an optional GM Morning Briefing, and CSV exports.
Financial Hub is $149 per month or $1,490 per year, plus $500 one-time onboarding. The onboarding fee is non-refundable, and Financial Hub is outside the standard refund window. Confirm the property's report formats and onboarding scope before purchasing.
No. It is a report-review and revenue-visibility workspace beside those systems. Your PMS still manages reservations, rates, folios, and core room inventory; your accounting system still owns the books. Financial Hub does not run the PMS night close, post accounting entries, or act as a general ledger.
Forward nightly reports to the hotel's report inbox or manually upload supported PDF and CSV files. Compatibility depends on the PMS, report type, and layout, so confirm your exact report pack during onboarding. This is report intake, not a promise of a continuous two-way PMS connection.
Night Audit Intelligence shows processing states and flags report-quality issues for staff attention. Open the report detail and compare the available parsed fields with the attached source file. A parsed or reviewed label is not an accounting sign-off or a guarantee that every field is correct.
No. Available occupancy, ADR, RevPAR, comparisons, and forecasts depend on the reports successfully received and processed for that property and date. Missing source reports, older snapshots, or unsupported fields can limit what appears. A forecast is not a guaranteed revenue outcome.
No. Revenue Pulse offers an optional GM Morning Briefing that staff can generate or regenerate from available KPIs, trends, and signals. It is not an automatic Daily Notes or Shift Handover passdown. Staff decide what needs follow-up and communicate it through their normal handoff workflow.
Yes. Revenue Pulse provides a CSV export of available report KPIs for the selected hotel day for further review outside Hotel Central. That export is a working data file, not an automatic accounting import, a posted journal entry, or a completed period close. Check the dates and source coverage before relying on it.