Questions We Get Asked

Straight answers. No corporate speak.

How does the dynamic pricing work?

Our AI analyzes real-time demand signals, competitor rates, booking pace, events, seasonality, and market conditions. It then recommends or automatically adjusts rates across all channels, within guardrails you set.

Does it replace my current revenue management system?

Revenue Systems is designed to be your complete revenue management solution. It can replace standalone RMS tools, or integrate alongside your existing setup during the transition period.

Will it work with my existing PMS and channel manager?

Yes. Revenue Systems integrates with all major PMS and channel management platforms. Rate changes push automatically to every connected channel simultaneously.

How does it integrate with other Multisystems products?

Revenue Systems reads guest sentiment from Reputation Systems to adjust pricing during reputation dips. It uses occupancy data from Hotel Systems for real-time demand signals. And it coordinates with Advertising Systems for channel-specific rate strategies.

How is our data protected?

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What if I have no occupancy data?

The engine prices from market position alone and tells you so, add occupancy data any time (paint it by day, set a baseline, or upload CSV/Excel) to switch to demand-based pricing.

How fresh is competitor rate data?

Rates come from live OTA scrapes. The dashboard shows the scrape age on every table and flags data that may be stale.

Which event sources are covered?

Events arrive from Ticketmaster and SeatGeek feeds; search demand comes from market search-volume data. Radius and holiday display are configurable.

Can I export reports for owners?

Yes, six report types export to HTML, PDF, and Excel, with KPI strips, charts, AI insight, and detail tables. Generated reports are saved per property.

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