Reservations & calendar
Every night, accounted for. The calendar shows each property as one grid of nights — who holds them, what they cost, and what is closed.
One grid per property
The calendar is night-level. Each cell is one night at one property: open, booked, or blocked. Reservations from every channel render side by side, labeled with their source.
The reservation lifecycle
A reservation arrives from a channel or your direct site, holds its nights, and keeps its history. Modifications and cancellations from the channel update the record — nights release automatically when a stay is cancelled.
Every reservation keeps its financial breakdown per night, so payouts and occupancy reconcile without a spreadsheet.
Blocks and holds
Close nights yourself for repairs, personal stays, or turnover buffers. A block behaves like a reservation to the outside world: every channel shows the night as unavailable.
You can also ask the agent — block next Thursday for repairs at Harbor Loft — and approve the proposal it returns.
Rates and restrictions
Change a whole season in one edit. Nightly rates, minimum stays, and stop-sells publish from one place to every channel. Bulk edits cover date ranges, day-of-week patterns, and multiple properties at once.