Turn processed hotel-day reports into one reviewable revenue view.
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.
An authenticated, hotel-scoped Financial Hub view built from successfully processed night-audit and PMS reports. Revenue Pulse presents the hotel-day metrics supplied by those reports, comparison deltas, rule-based and data-quality signals, historical trends, report-specific detail, and an on-demand AI GM briefing. Forward-looking occupancy, pace, channel, market-segment, pickup-risk, and other views appear only when the assigned PMS and processed source reports provide the required data. It does not continuously sync the PMS, change rates, correct folios, or create follow-up work automatically.
These previews follow the implemented Revenue Pulse workflow: hotel-day KPIs from processed reports, an available history range, and signals that remain under staff control.
The GM has several overnight reports but still has to assemble the selected day's occupancy, ADR, RevPAR, revenue, comparisons, and exceptions before the morning review.
Move from the processed source reports to one hotel-day view, then decide what deserves follow-through.
available KPIs, deltas, signals, trends, and source detail in one review
Every step ties to a real, connected feature.
HavenDrafts an on-demand GM briefing from the selected hotel's available KPIs, deltas, and ranked signals for staff review.
Available with the Financial Hub add-on; access also depends on setup and permissions.
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.
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.
An authorized admin creates the task, chooses an individual or department, and sets the priority and due details. The assignee updates its status through completion.
Revenue Pulse can show hotel-day occupancy, ADR, RevPAR, room revenue, total revenue, rooms sold or vacant, arrivals, departures, cancellations, no-shows, and other fields when the processed source reports provide them. Available metrics and report tabs vary by PMS and report type.
No. Revenue Pulse is built from successfully processed PMS and night-audit reports. The view changes when new supported reports are received and processed; it is not a continuous two-way PMS feed and does not claim instant source-system freshness.
Where enough source data exists, the selected hotel day can be compared with the prior day, 7-, 30-, or 90-day baselines, the same date last year, and day-of-week context. Rule-based and report-quality signals can highlight items such as ADR or occupancy versus baseline, revenue versus the prior day, elevated cancellations, no-shows, or questionable source data.
Yes. A manager can dismiss a signal for the selected date or snooze it for seven days. Those actions manage the Revenue Pulse review state; they do not change the PMS, adjust a rate, correct a folio, or create a task automatically.
An authorized user generates or regenerates the briefing on demand for the selected hotel day. Haven drafts a concise summary from available KPIs, deltas, and ranked signals, including a headline, key numbers, changes, watch items, and a suggested next move. Staff reviews the output and decides what to do next.
Yes. The history view supports available 7-, 30-, 90-, or 180-day KPI trends. CSV export covers the selected hotel day and the KPI rows available in its processed reports, not the loaded trend range, a complete accounting ledger, or every historical PMS field.
No. Forward-looking forecast, pace, sellout, pickup-risk, channel, rate-plan, market-segment, and similar sections depend on the hotel's assigned PMS and the specific supported reports that have been processed. Missing source data results in an unavailable or awaiting-data state rather than an invented metric.
Revenue Pulse is an administrator-facing Financial Hub page, and access depends on the hotel's subscription, setup, selected-hotel context, and page permissions. Eligible active administrators or owners must opt into the Revenue Pulse daily-summary topic and remain unmuted; in-app and push delivery still depend on successful report processing and notification configuration.