A portal of your own: what is waiting on you, what the reserve holds, which projects are running, and a weekly note from the hotel team. Only the hotels you own.
Demo dataEight tabs, each reading the hotel's own records rather than a report somebody assembled.
Every expenditure request with its reason, amount, vendor, priority and the date it is needed.
What the reserve holds and what the capital plan is spending it on.
What has been distributed, kept beside the rest of the hotel's money.
The dates in your management agreement, in one view instead of a filing cabinet.
Your hotels side by side on the figures that decide where money goes.
Contracts, certificates and reports held against the hotel they belong to.
A short written update from the people running the hotel, every week.
Where each hotel stands against its brand standards and its obligations.
Owners see the hotel's budget and how the year is tracking, drawn from the same ledger the controller closes each month. Nobody re-keys a spreadsheet for you.
Demo dataOwner reporting is usually a week of someone's month. Here it is the by-product of the work: approvals, projects and the books are already in the system, so the portal is current without anyone assembling it.
Invite the owners of each hotel; they see only theirs.
The portal carries your company's colors, logo and web address.
It reads the same records your team is already keeping.
Only the people you invite. Each owner is scoped to the hotels they hold, and sees nothing from any other owner or hotel.
No. The portal reads the hotel's own records, so it is current whenever you open it.
You see every request with its reason, amount, vendor and due date today. One-tap approval is coming soon.
The management company's. Their colors, logo and web address, so it reads as their portal rather than a piece of software.
Nothing. Rimas360 is priced per room to the company operating the hotel, and owner logins are included.
Thirty minutes, on the real product, with the hotels set up as yours would be.
