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Hello all! 

Hope you are doing phenomenal 🙏

We are kicking off research on an upcoming feature in Mews, House-Level Overbooking 🙌 

What do we understand when speaking about House-Level Overbooking? 

 

Currently Availability Adjustments are possible but at 'space category' level. Hotels want to be able to select room categories to overbook without having to overbook all the room categories, so an overbooking strategy without influencing the overall property occupancy.

A House-Level Overbooking Adjustment would be an Availability Adjustment for all spaces (house) that is the “master” adjustment. When the house-level availability adjustment is reached, all space adjustments for that time-period will be closed.

 

Is this something you are looking for in your PMS? Or are you a revenue manager with further insights on this to share? I would love to have a 30 minute conversation with you! 

Would you be available on Tuesday (7/5) or Wednesday (8/5) perhaps? 👀

Greatly looking forward to hearing from you! 💪

Warmest regards,

Nienke

Hi Hi @Nienke Wilbrink 

 

i think we missed the first call but happy to join a call next week 

 

Best
Linus 


Hi Nienke,

Sure, I am available next week. Please let me know what time suits you.

 


Hi @wahiba , thank you for your reply and hope you are having a wonderful vacation! 

I will be in touch with you when you are back from vacation in that case 😊

Warmest,

Nienke


Hi @Linus.Bihn ,

Great to speak with you again! Would you be available Monday afternoon after 12? 

Looking forward to hearing from you! 

Warmest,

Nienke


Hi @Kayleigh ,

Great to hear from you again 🙌🏻 Would you be available Monday afternoon after 12? If convenient to you as well, we could also discuss the progress on cancellation policies 😊

Looking forward to hearing from you! 

Warmest,

Nienke


Hi Nienke, yes that will be fin!


Hi @Kayleigh , @smehia , @Svenja , @wahiba , @Linus.Bihn , @mauritsbots , @Femke , @Martijn Coolen Slow Traveling , @jenluu , @amunoz, and others!

Good afternoon, I hope you’re all doing great! 😄

Thank you for your continued interest in our House-level overbooking topic.

For those who we haven’t spoke with recently or directly, @Nienke Wilbrink and I wanted to share a short video where I walk through our proposal for how we believe this to be implemented in Mews.

Firstly, to keep you updated with our progress but secondly and more importantly we’d love for you to take some time to review the video and provide any comments or feedback (either here or directly in the video)

👉 Watch the video walkthrough

If anything is unclear please drop me a comment or DM.

Thanks again – Tom


Hey ​@tom.horner & ​@Nienke Wilbrink , hope you are doing well! what is the latest on this project please? We are keen starting to use this feature. 


Hello ​@Nienke Wilbrink 

Could this development maybe also be helpful in avoiding house level overbookings in the future ?

see also the thread at 

Kind regards,

jp.


Hi everyone,

Nice to e-meet you! Our team is making steady progress on this topic, and working towards being able to restrict over-bookings per service (Service level over bookings).

We are currently looking for beta testers on this, and I was wondering if you’d be open to test these changes?

Thanks again!
Saurabh


Hi ​@bsaurabh !

Well, our concern is mainly to avoid overbookings… so if the feature also is helpfull in that regard, we are open to testing it 🙂 See my previous message in this thread from 7 days ago…

Regards,

JP.


Hey ​@bsaurabh , thanks for the update! Happy to be part of the beta. 

Could you please share some more information about the beta & timeline? And clarify what you mean with restrict over-bookings per service (Service level over bookings)? 

Happy to connect, you can reach me via [email protected] 

 

Thanks, Femke 


Thanks for your interest in the beta testing. I will be sending messages to those who have expressed interest today, and we will look at switching the test on early next week. I will also share a write up about the functionality - its capabilities today, and (already) identified limitations.


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