Revenue control
A walk-in at 1 AM that never becomes a booking. A tariff that shrinks between the guest and the register. A late checkout nobody billed. Small leaks, every week. None of them survive a hotel where every room-night leaves a record you can read from your phone.
None of this calls your team dishonest. It makes one bad week impossible to hide, and impossible to repeat.
01
Arrives late, pays cash, leaves early. In a register-run hotel, that night can simply never have happened.
Why it dies here
A check-in only exists as a booking with a folio behind it. The business day starts when you say it does, so a 1 AM arrival bills on the night it actually slept. The night audit counts the room either way.
02
The guest paid ₹3,500. The book says ₹2,500. The difference went home in a pocket.
Why it dies here
Every rate edit carries a name, a time and the number it replaced. The guest's history keeps the real figure, and their phone number, if you ever feel like asking them yourself.
03
Housekeeping knows it slept a guest. The register says it stood empty all night.
Why it dies here
Occupancy and revenue are reconciled every night, and AI-verified room audits photograph vacant rooms. A slept-in “vacant” room surfaces on your phone, not in a rumour three weeks later.
04
Left at four, billed till noon. Multiply by a season.
Why it dies here
Set the late-checkout charge rule once. The folio posts it automatically, every time. No judgement call at the desk, no argument at the counter.
05
Collections shrink somewhere between the shift and the deposit, and cash tells no tales.
Why it dies here
Collections reach you by payment mode and by staff member, shift by shift. And because the board is live from anywhere, you can video-call the desk and compare a “vacant” room with your own eyes.
This is last night at Silkwood, exactly as it lands on the owner's phone at dawn. Five rooms slept a guest. Four folios say so. Find the one that doesn't add up.
One night, one leak
Everything you need is on the phone screen.
Find the unbilled room
A room that wasn't clean at dawn should have a folio behind it. One of these doesn't.
Silkwood — last night
Tue 14 Jul
5 rooms slept · 4 folios
The night audit runs itself. After it, yesterday can't quietly become a different story.
See the night audit in the PMSNight audit — Silkwood
Every folio verified
An unsettled folio blocks the close until someone owns it.
The business date rolls
Yesterday becomes read-only; anything after carries a new date and a name.
Totals locked
Occupancy, collections and taxes freeze into the record.
The flash report lands
On your phone before the desk changes shift.
Can't find yours? Call us. A person who has worked a front desk picks up.
Ask us directly →Nothing disappears silently. A booking cancels rather than vanishes, the cancellation keeps the folio behind it, and the audit trail keeps the who-and-when. History here doesn't have a shredder.
Collections are reported by payment mode and by staff member, shift by shift, and the night audit reconciles them against the rooms that actually slept. The summary reaches you daily on WhatsApp or email.
The business day starts at the hour you set, so a late-night arrival is billed on the night it actually slept, as a real booking with a real folio. There is no way to take a guest in without the system noticing the room was used.
No. This is record-keeping gravity, not surveillance. Every room-night, rate edit and payment leaves a trace by itself. And since the board is live from anywhere, you can always video-call the desk and compare it with your own eyes.
Good teams tend to like it: the same records that surface a leak also prove an honest drawer was honest. The system doesn't suspect anyone. It just remembers everything.
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