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The same figure.More than one way to understand it.

Explore reports by property, channel or period. Share a common reading of the data while keeping observations distinct from forecasts.

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A VIEW OF THE WORK

One total. Two perspectives.

On-the-books room revenue · September 2026 stays · EUR. Fictional data from the same dataset.

Illustrative example · fictional content and data
Example total€48,000Observed total in the example; not a forecast.
Direct€24,000
Intermediary€16,000
Other channels€8,000

How is revenue distributed?Direct, intermediary and other channels total EUR 48,000.

The workflow, step by step
  1. 01

    How is revenue distributed?

    Direct, intermediary and other channels total EUR 48,000.

    Observed total in the example; not a forecast.
  2. 02

    The same total, another grouping.

    The three properties total the same EUR 48,000.

    Changing the dimension does not change the dataset.
  3. 03

    Context travels with the figure.

    Include the period, EUR and on-the-books room scope in the conversation.

    Missing data must remain identified as unavailable.

Explore each step at your own pace. This example does not send messages or change hotel data.

THE WORK THAT MATTERS

More context for every next step.

Change the perspective

Break down a total to see which property or channel explains its composition.

Keep the scope

Read dates, units and the availability of each series alongside the figures.

Prepare the conversation

Use views and exports to review results with management and other teams.

FROM CONTEXT TO WORK

How it fits into your hotel.

A practical workflow, built around your team and tools.

  1. Define the report

    Select properties, period and metric. Keep the same scope when comparing views.

    Visible dates and units.

  2. Explore the breakdown

    Change the grouping to move from the total to the details that matter in the meeting.

    Dimensions depend on the dataset.

  3. Share a reading

    Prepare an export with context and review missing values before drawing conclusions.

    One-time export, with no promise of scheduled delivery.
BETTER, CONNECTED

Revenue

Read booking pace and prepare decisions.

Pulse

Explore behavior before the booking.

AI for teams

Prepare questions and summaries with context.

Before your next step.

Are the example figures forecasts?

No. They are fictional on-the-books room revenue figures, grouped in two ways.

Can a report be downloaded?

Enabled views include table and report exports. Formats and metrics depend on the view and available data.

How does it differ from Revenue and Pulse?

BI focuses on exploring and sharing reports. Revenue helps read commercial pace; Pulse analyzes digital signals before a booking.

YOUR HOTEL, YOUR CONTEXT

Let’s see how it fits your hotel.

Tell us what you need, which tools you use and what you want to improve. We’ll discuss your own setup.

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