mycloud has been developed by Prologic First. It is a comprehensive cloud based online hotel property management software which is reliable and secure to manage a hotel’s operations, like reservations, check-in, check-out, guest history, feedbacks, travel agents & companies. It is budget-friendly cloud based hotel software, easy-to-use and single dashboard hotel software for all kind of hotels.
This guide contains information for establishing your work using myCloud PMS Application. It describes the various features and functions that are available in the application and also the hardware and software requirements.
myCloud PMS has been designed using Microsoft tools with a SQL Database. The application can be accessed on any device and operating system. It runs over the Internet, therefore requires a minimum of 2 MBPS Internet speed.
Any device
myCloud PMS is a browser based application that can be accessed from any device with an internet connectivity.
The URL and login details are provided by Prologic First via email, to go live with the application. On accessing the URL, the following screen in displayed, in which the login credentials should be entered.
On clicking the Sign-In button, the application leads to another screen, in which the modules for which the user has access, are displayed.
myCloud PMS – is the PMS application that consists all the sub modules required for property management.
This module is specific to all Front Desk operations. It allows all possible activities related to bookings, guest check-in/check-out, assigning rooms, posting charges etc.
This is a calender that can be viwed for
It allows easy and fast creation of bookings. Selecting the dates on the calender by dragging the mouse cursor and entering the mandatory information, creates the booking.
The quick reservation screen looks as :
The information displayed in the calendar are:
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The date is the current date, which is the default display. The dates in the calendar is displayed starting from this date.
To view the booking calendar for a day, week or month, click on the required block of – Chart View.
The default view is for a week, starting from the date entered in the previous field.
The display of the bookings on the calendar can viewed only for the ones that have rooms assigned or all. The required option can be chosen by clicking on the block for – Display.
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These are legends that depict each of the bookings as displayed in the booking calendar.
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The calendar in which the bookings are displayed, for each room type.
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In a multi-property setup, the calendar can be used to view the availability of other selected properties from a single PMS timeline.
Upon ticking the checkbox of – Show multi-property view, and thereafter selecting the properties from the list, the calendar displays the timeline for the selected properties. There is also a provision to switch to another property from the same location. This can be done by clicking on the switch indicator displayed against the property name in the calendar.
Bookings of properties displayed in the calendar can be
to another property.
Editing an existing reservation redirects the operation into the specific property. Moving a booking from one property to another will cancel the source booking and it is mandatory to provide a reason for moving the same, whereas copying a booking from one to another maintains the original booking and simply creates another copy of the selected record.
All the above can be achieved by choosing the appropriate option from the menu that is displayed on doing a right-click on the specific booking.
There are operations that are required to be executed fast and in bulk. These have been defined as Express Services in the myCloud PMS. Some of the express services are:
The screen that is displayed on choosing the option of Express Service is:
The information presented in the screen are:
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This is the first section of the screen which displays the various statuses of guests that can be used to locate records, in order to perform some activity on the records.
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In this section there are fields in which search criteria can be entered to further filter the records. Finally, to display the records, the Search button should be clicked.
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On clicking the Search button, the filtered records are listed in this section.
To execute any of the express services on the records, select the rows by clicking on the ‘Select’ checkbox in each row.
Guest records can be edited, by clicking on the Edit button against the record. The details are displayed in the Reservation screen.
There are images displayed for easy understanding, against each record that indicates
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These are the action buttons at the top, which enable the respective operation. The action buttons work in line with the guest status options available to filter the records.
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myCloud can generate key cards and activate telephone lines upon room assignment and check-in of the guest. The application is interfaced with SmartLINK, a communication interface also developed by Prologic First.
The interface configuration is done in the System Admin console of myCloud.
The functions to generate the key card is available in the
The Telephone interface can be activated once the Guest is in-house.
Activating national calls, automatically activates local calls, and activating international calls, automatically allows the national and local calls.
Cashiering allows users to post charges to the Guest/ Group/ Special Accounts.
Charges are posted to guest Folios once the guest is In-house. Posting are done using Charge codes which are of either Debit or Credit type.
A Debit charge code ‘adds’ to the guest folio balance where a guest incurs some charges and owes the hotel for service.
For example, when a guest has lunch (Food) in the restaurant that charge is posted to the guest’s account (Folio) as a debit using a Charge Code (e.g. Restaurant Food).
A credit charge code ‘subtracts’ from the guest folio balance where the guest pays for a charge or service applied to their folio. A credit charge code can also be an allowance (adjustment) for the service/ charge already posted to the guest account (folio). In most cases, credits are payments posted when a guest checks out.
For example, when a guest makes a payment for the bill by Cash, the payment is posted to the guest account (folio) as a credit using a Charge Code Cash Collection.
The Cashiering screen is displayed after entering the login password. The screen looks as:
The application has 4 folios for every guest. These are:
The screen has the following:
The first section is the area from which the guest records can be located for charge posting. The fields of Account name and Room Number are the filters that can be used to locate the record on clicking the Search button.
The Advance search button
The details of the searched guest record are displayed in the section of ACCOUNT DETAILS.
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On the right section of the screen, the total amount outstanding from the guest is displayed. Also, the four folios in which charges have been posted can be viewed. The information displayed is summarized by charges (this is the default display). The other available option for grouping is by Date.
These are the four folios and the ones that have charges are displayed in Blue. Clicking on the icon, will display the particular folio. Clicking on the window icon will display all the four folios at the same time (the default display).
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Non Room accounts are Special Accounts, and the function allows posting charges for non-resident guests. The screen also allows creating the non-room accounts.
The screen that is opened on choosing the option is:
The information displayed are:
These are the action buttons.
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This section displays the details of the non-room account that has been searched, Or created.
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This section displays the charges posted for the selected non-room account. The display of the charges can be grouped by charges or date.
The folio can also be printed.
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Tasks are like guest traces, option to record tasks related to guest. Tasks can be assigned to multiple users and multiple departments.
Tasks can be created for Guests, Group and Public areas.
Tasks for specific guests and group can be created from the Reservations screen.
The screen which opens on selecting the option is:
The information displayed in the screen are:
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This section has the fields that can be used to locate and list the tasks already created in the system. Clicking the Search button after entering the filters will list the records in the lower section of the screen.
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The list of tasks is displayed in this section. Tasks can be marked as Completed or Cancelled by choosing the appropriate option in the columns with an icon of ‘tick’ and ‘cross’. The action button of Save has to be clicked to update the completion or cancellation of the task.
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The Guest Self Service is a feature that allows the guest to do a self-pre-check-in validations. It is a contact-less solution.
The process starts once after the booking has been recorded in the system. The Guest self-service is initiated for the booking by clicking on the button present in the reservation screen
On the screen that is displayed, there are options available to send a link to the guest via email or sms, that should be used to provide all the relevant pre-check in information. There is also a QR code that the Guest can scan on his personal device; in case he has reached the hotel premises before receiving the link.
The guest on accessing the link or on scanning the QR code, will be able to view the screens and enter all the required details. The screens will appear as:
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The front desk staff receives a notification of the information submitted by the guest. The record accessed to check details provided by the guest. This can be done by choosing the Guest Self Service option in the menu.
The screen that is displayed on choosing the option is:
The screen displays the following:
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The section displays the fields that can be used to search for specific reservation records. Click the Search button to display the list of the records. The search fields work along with the Guest Self Service status options available, which are:
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The filtered records are listed in the lower section of the screen.
The list is of those guests who have been sent the link of Guest Self Service, and the hotel has received the required information from the guest. The amount paid by the guest as a deposit amount is also displayed against each booking.
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Accept the registration – accept the self-service information submitted by the guest.
After which the guest can choose to re-enter the correct details once more and send back to the hotel.
Edit the details. Update the details of a specific guest booking; and trigger the self-pre-check-in validation for the guest.
The Open self-services button opens the following screen:
Selecting the option of – Send Self Service Link by Email and clicking OK, sends a link to the Guest’s email id. The guest can use the link to
Once the guest submits the above information using the link, the details will appear in the booking.
For in-house guests, the guest self-service screen will display the folio details, for the guest to make the payment. The payment link for which can be sent to the guest via email or SMS.
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The guest can choose to access the link via email/SMS, during the stay for
This is where details of reservations can be created and managed.
The reservations screen is as follows:
The console has been divided into several sub sections allowing to record specific information for the reservation. Details of each sub section is explained in the following table.
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In this section, the very basic and mandatory information to create a reservation are recorded and displayed. The mandatory fields are marked with a red asterisk (*) sign.
Once the reservation is created, the system generates a valid Guest ID and Confirmation Number which is displayed on the top grey bar of the section along with the Reservation Status.
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The contact details of the guest are recorded in this section.
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Guaranteed: A reservation becomes guaranteed if deposit is taken. Or the check box is ticked.
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Billing details for the Guest are recorded in this section.
Cash Only: If the reservation is marked as Cash Only, postings from POS is not be allowed.
Pay by: this is the mode of payment that the guest will use to make all payments. It is a mandatory field for a reservation.
Debtor account id: Account Receivable Id is generated in Account Receivables for the company/guests who have credit authorized by the hotel. If the guest’s payment method is of credit type e.g. Bill to Company, Voucher, Credit card etc, A/R id becomes mandatory.
Tax Exempt : If the guest is exempted from taxes, the same can be recorded here by defining the appropriate exemption code.
Instructions: This Field is to record any instructions related to the billing.
GST and PAN Number: These are mandatory only in India, in which the GST and PAN number of the guest is recorded.
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The guest can be marked as a special guest, if the case be. The name and the details will be displayed in the Management Statistics Screen, once the guest is checked-in.
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Guest Self Service – The guest can choose to manage a few services on their own, using a QR code available. The information is delivered to the guest’s phone and email.
Personal information – All personal information like date of birth etc. can be recorded in this section.
Sharer information – Sharer (if any) with the guest, then the related information can be recorded in this section.
Accompanying Guests – The details of the accompanying guest can be entered in this section.
Rate Plan – The screen that opens on clicking this block, displays the rate plan applied to the reservation. Further, details of automatic posting of specific charges and meal plans can also be defined here.
Folio Instructions – The instructions to route charges incurred to folios other than folio 1. If folio instruction is not defined for a guest or group, all incurred charges are routed to folio 1 which is the default folio.
There are 2 types of charge routing. Routing of charges from one folio to another within the same guest’s bill and routing of charges to another account (guest/ group/ special account
Folio wise debtor account - this is used for transferring guest charges to Accounts Receivable during the stay of the guest (i.e. before checkout). The option leads to another screen in which a debtor account can be selected against each folio to transfer as per the transfer cycle (Daily, weekly, fixed days or none). The charges in the selected folio gets transferred to specified debtor account when the guest qualifies according to the transfer cycle set.
Tasks – Tasks are like traces, option to record tasks related to guest/ groups. Tasks can be assigned to single or multiple users/ departments. These tasks can also be created from the Task Management Screen.
Deposit transactions – the screen that is displayed on clicking this option, lists the transactions of deposit received against the booking.
Performa Invoice - The proforma Invoice generates a folio with estimated charges for the entire length of stay of the group members. This includes charges that will be posted at night audit like Room charges and any Autopost charges.
The actual folio upon departure could be different from the Proforma Invoice.
Documents - Documents like the confirmation letter, Health Undertaking etc. can be emailed from this section.
Log Information – This is an activity log information on the reservation record.
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The action buttons are placed at the top section of the screen.
Linking with existing booking – Multiple bookings can be linked, within a single confirmation number. This feature enables easy location of multiple guest reservation statuses. Also, if additional bookings are required within a single confirmation number, the same can be achieved.
Hold – This is to keep the reservation / booking on hold.
Waitlist – This is to keep the reservation on a waitlist.
Walk-in Check-in – This is used to check-in walk-in guests.
Link to History – The booking can be linked to a history, in case of a repeat guest.
Save – This is to store the record into the database.
Search – This will open a new screen to locate specific records based on the filters entered. The record located can be opened in the main Reservation screen for editing or detailed viewing.
New – This is to create a new booking.
Refresh – The refresh button resets all the fields of the screen to the default display.
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To search an existing reservation for viewing or editing the Search button in the Reservation screen can be used.
The screen that is displayed is:
The various sections of the search screen are explained:
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This is the first section of the screen which displays the various statuses of guests that can be used to locate records, in order to perform some activity on the records.
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In this section there are fields in which search criteria can be entered to further filter the records. Against each field there is an additional information label called – Search in. Clicking on the underlined text next to this label changes the underlined text to different field names on which the search operation can be run. Example: For the Name, the entered text can be searched on the Name, First Name, Booked Thru, Contact name, Nationality and Email id. Finally, to display the records, the Search button should be clicked.
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On clicking the Search button, the filtered records are listed in this section.
Guest records can be edited, by clicking on the Edit button against the record. The details are displayed in the Reservation screen. There are images displayed for easy understanding, against each record that indicates
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These are the action buttons at the top, which enable the respective operation. The action buttons work in line with the guest status options available to filter the records.
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This is an inquiry screen to locate records that have been archived. The following screen is displayed on choosing the option of – Archive reservation inquiry.
The screen has the following information:
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The first section of the screen displays all the fields that can be used to filter the list of the records from the archive. The records however can also be listed without entering any search criteria. Click on the Search button to list the records.
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The records listed from the archive on clicking the Search button.
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This section displays the folio of the selected guest, on clicking the particular row. The display of the folio details can be grouped by the charges as well. This can be done, by selecting the option on the top of the section.
The folio can also be printed, by clicking on the printer icon on the top right corner.
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Central reservation system or widely called as CRS is an exclusive feature for Chain hotels to view their property in a single timeline where in the availability and rates can be viewed, and also create bookings (single or multiple stay booking in a single itinerary).
The following screen is displayed on choosing the option:
The information displayed in the screen are:
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This is the first section of the screen that displays the search filters to display the availability chart. The refresh button can be clicked after entering the various filters, to paint the updated chart.
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This is the second half of the screen which displays the availability chart for each property, by each room type.
The total number of available rooms for each date is displayed in the row against the property. The number of rooms available for each rom type within a property are displayed against each of the room categories.
The room rate for every room type and each date can also be seen in the chart.
Bookings can be recorded by selecting the date range in the chart, for a room type. This leads to the Quick Reservation screen, from which the reservation can be created.
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The Central Reservation System can also be used as a single timeline to access bookings and availability of the other selected properties. The screen displays the information for all the selected properties.
The provision of switching to another property is also available in the screen. This can be achieved by clicking on the switch indicator displayed against the property name in the calendar.
The console also allows creating bookings for the displayed properties, by selecting the dates in the calendar. The quick reservation screen is displayed in which the details of the booking can be entered and the reservation created.
Once the reservation is created, the system prompts to create another booking and following the message can create an itinerary for the guest.
Bookings recorded from the Central Reservation System, can be moved and copied to other properties. The functions are available in the main reservation screen.
Additionally, marketing notes can also be entered for the properties displayed in the calendar, using the sticky note icon.
myCloud PMS offers website booking engine for standalone as well chain hotels. The booking engine widget can be added to any portal easily.
The guest facing application is easy to use and is launched when the guest clicks on the button/link to trigger the booking on the website of the hotel. It can handle both single and multiple bookings by a guest. The application looks like:
The guest can search rooms based on availability and price.
Hotels can also add different services and add-ons to sell various available services. It can offer Promotional/Discount code to guests applicable on the total amount.
The application also handles online payments through a payment gateway after which the booking confirmation is received by the guest.
Mycloud allows settlements and billings in multiple currencies. The list of prominent currencies are available Foreign Currency maintenance Screen within the Manager Function module. The conversion rates of the currencies can be maintained in the same screen.
The application allows foreign currency transactions for both Room and Non-room accounts. The areas where multi - currency is available are:
Rates can be defined in foreign currencies. The Rate Management screen displays a field to define the currency in which the rate will be defined.
Meal Plan rates for Adult, Youth and Child can be defined in foreign currency.
The Guest reservation screen allows defining the currency for the guest. Also, the Quick reservation Screen has the provision to define the currency code for the guest.
The Central Reservation System, also displays the rates in the currency in which it is defined.
The registration card printed will display the rate in the currency recorded for the guest’s booking.
In the cashiering screen, the currency recorded for the guest’s booking is displayed in the section of Account details.
Charges for the guest can be posted in the specific currency recorded in the booking. The section displays a checkbox indicating the currency in which the charge can be posted.
The room charge, by default is posted in the currency defined in the guest’s booking
Thereafter, all charges posted in a foreign currency is displayed with an indicator in the Folio:
The indicator in the last column has a tool tip that appears on taking the cursor over the indicator. It shows the currency in which the charge has been posted.
Settlements of the folio is allowed both in local as well as foreign currency
Note: Charges in a foreign currency recorded during the guest’s booking, can be posted from the Archive Reservation Inquiry as well.
Cash transactions cannot be recorded in foreign currency.
The currency for the non-room account is displayed in the account details section.
Transaction posted in a foreign currency has an indicator in the transaction list and the amount posted in a foreign currency will be shown in the tooltip.
The currency recorded for the guest is also displayed while doing a room transfer, in the quick booking screen.
A group booking can be created in the application, in the similar way as an individual booking. However, additional information for a group reservation can be handled using the option of Groups.
The screen which is displayed on choosing the option is:
The information displayed are:
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These are the action buttons.
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On searching a group booking and opening the record, the system displays the group details that were entered at time of creating the reservation. In this section, the feature of download allows copying selective group details to each member of the group. Ticking the information that should be copied to the members of the group and finally hitting the Download button at the bottom of the section completes the process of downloading.
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This section displays the all the group members as per the booking created. By default, all the members will show the name by which the booking is created, which can be changed to the names of individual members in this section. The arrival and departure dates of members can also be changed. To save the edited information, the icon of a floppy on the top right should be clicked. The group leader can be defined.
Selected members can be cancelled by clicking the red cross sign at the top right corner. Additional rooms can be added by clicking on the green plus sign at the top right corner. Individual reservations can be linked to the group by using the link sign at the top right. At the same time selected members of the group can be delinked from the Group by using the delink sign on the top right.
The record details of individual members can be opened, by clicking on the member record or the Open button present in the first column of the member list. The details lead to the main reservation screen, in which the following activities can be performed on the member record.
The member details can also be copied into another property or can be moved to another property in case of a multiple property reservation scenario.
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This is the Group block summary, which displays the number of rooms blocked by the group booking, and the room type.
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The Housekeeping module allows managing daily housekeeping and room status details.
Housekeeping Departments can update status of individual or multiple rooms and make entries for Out of order rooms. Room cleaning schedule can be updated based of guest’s requests, rooms requiring service can be determined and assigned to specific attendants. Status and PAX related discrepancies between Housekeeping and the Front Office can be easily updated and tracked.
This module is divided into 2 sub sections -
This option enables the Housekeeping department to check and update status of individual or multiple rooms, update discrepancy status of the rooms, update room cleaning schedule and determine which rooms require service.
Each section of the screen is explained :
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This section of the screen displays the li st of rooms present in the inventory, along with the current status of each. The list also displays the name of the housekeeping staff who has been assigned a task (if any) for the respective rooms.
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The current house position is displayed on the right of the room list.
There is also an option to record any TO DO task, as a reminder of tasks to be done by the housekeeping staff. |
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Below the house position is a graphical display of the arrivals and departures every hour. It is a summarized information of hourly arrival and departure. |
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This link present at the top, is for filtering the room list. Clicking on the link, displays the following section:
The fields can be used to enter the search criteria for the room list. On the right are additional search conditions that can be used to further filter the records.
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These are the three functions that can be executed on the entire room list.
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The summarized statistic of occupied rooms and expected arrival/departure .
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These are the action buttons, present on the top right of the screen.
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Using this action button, the list of rooms that has a status discrepancy as per the front office and the housekeeping department, can be viewed.
The maid assignment button leads to the following screen, from which housekeeping staff can be assigned rooms to carry out any housekeeping task.
The screen displays the following sections:
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This is the lower half of the screen, which displays the room list along with the name of the housekeeping staff to whom the room(s) have been assigned. Additional remarks (if any) is also displayed. This is the default display of the screen in which the entire list of rooms can be seen. The room list however can be filtered for better viewing and assignment of staff.
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This is the top section of the screen, which has the fields that can be used to filter the room list. Entering the required search criteria and clicking on the button of ‘Search and Assign’, will list the rooms accordingly along with the name of the selected staff to whom the rooms have been assigned. The button of ‘Search and Assign’ changes to ‘Search and de-assign’ on ticking the checkbox of – Remove Maid Assignment for searched data. Therefore, the same process can be used to de-assign maids to the rooms.
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These are the action buttons present at the top right of the screen. Refresh – the button refreshes the room list to the default display. Save – the button stores all the maid assignment / de-assignment to the database. Close – the button is used to exit from the screen.
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The button leads to the following screen, in which the list of Housekeeping Staff is created and maintained.
Room Status and PAX discrepancy can be entered in the following screen.
Following are the types of Room Status related discrepancies
PAX Discrepancy- Number of guests occupying a room differs between Front Office and Housekeeping.
The management statistics screen displays the MIS in form of various graphs for a specific date.
The following screen is displayed on clicking the option of Management Statistics:
The information displayed by default is for one day prior to the current date.
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This section displays the total for each mode of settlements.
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This is a graphical presentation of the various trends. To see the graph for each, click on the respective blue blocks, present on the right of the section.
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This is where the data for various combinations of statistics and analysis codes, is displayed in form of a bar graph. The information is for the top five performers of the chosen combination. The fields to select the combination is present at the top of the section.
The graph can be viewed for Today / MTD / YTD, by clicking on the appropriate option, present just below the ‘Refresh’ Button.
The ‘refresh’ button is used to re-paint the data and the graph after choosing the combination fields.
The tabular information of the top five performers, displayed at the bottom, shows the MTD and YTD budget figures as well for easy analysis.
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This is where the list of all in-house guests marked as ‘SPECIAL’ is displayed.
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Forecast data for various statistics code can be viewed by clicking on the View Forecast button.
The following screen is displayed:
The forecast data can be viewed starting from the date entered in the field at the top. The default data displayed is for Market Segment. This can be changed to any of the options available in the field of – Type. The refresh button repaints the data based on the Type and Date entered.
The module has all the functions required by the management to monitor and regulate the revenue of the Hotel.
The application allows managing of the Availability. The intention of this tool is to maximize hotel revenue by manipulating the Availability of Rooms by defining overbooking and under booking levels and closing dates for Arrival or departure.
The screen that is displayed on choosing the option is:
The screen displays the availability chart for the entered Room Type and the selected Year, on clicking the Refresh button.
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This is the availability chart, in which the following can be marked, by selecting the range of dates:
Over booking - allows to take reservations for more rooms than the hotel inventory. Under booking - allows to keep few rooms out of availability to be released and sold later, on a higher rate. The setup is required for the dates when city will be running out of rooms. Availability for those dates can be reduced and the rooms can be released near to the event date so that they can be sold on a higher rate. The application expects the number of rooms that should be taken out from availability for the selected period.
Closed for Arrival - Occupancy on a date with weak demand can be boosted if the following date has high demand by setting the high demand date to ‘closed for arrival’ status. The assumption being that guests will arrive a date earlier to ensure that they have a room.
Closed for Departure -Occupancy on a date with weak demand can be boosted if the adjacent dates have high demand by setting the weak demand date to ‘closed for departure’ status. The assumption being that guests will stay through the low demand date to ensure that they have a hotel.
Only Stay Thru – These are the dates for which both arrival and departure are not allowed. Only guests who have a booking for a stay all through the selected dates are allowed.
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The application allows to create and manage Corporate/ Travel Agent Profiles and contracts. These are required for the customers who have contracted/ negotiated rates with the hotel for a specified time period. When a reservation is received from any of these ‘Accounts’, through the contract period, the negotiated rates have to be proposed and applied.
The following screen is displayed on selecting the option:
The information displayed in each section of the screen are:
These are the action button placed on the top right of the screen.
New – To create new Corporate/ Travel Agent Profiles. Open – to locate and open the details of profiles that have been already created in the application. Save – to save the new profiles created or the information edited/ added to existing profiles. Call logs – To make a note of the follow ups with the Corporate/ Travel Agent. Define Allotment – Allotments are used to designate a certain block of pre-negotiated rooms which have been bought out/ held by a wholesaler- Travel Agent or Airline (Corporate), and more rarely by a retailer- Tour Operator. Therefore, the allotment can be defined using this button.
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In this section, the mandatory information required to create a Corporate/ Travel Agent Profile is entered.
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This is the section to define the address of the profile.
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All the contact details of the Corporate/TA can be defined in this section.
The Add Contact button on the right bottom of the section allows adding as many contact details as required. To edit or update any information of the contact, click on the link of Edit, present against the record of the contact.
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If there are Folio instructions specific to the profile, the same can be defined in this section. The button of ‘Add instruction’ present on the right bottom of the screen, can be used to define the Folio instructions. The list of instructions is displayed in the section.
To Edit/update any of the instructions, click on the link of Edit, against the instruction record. On clicking the Add Instruction button the following screen is displayed:
Select the department, OR both the Department and Revenue head. Choose the appropriate folio into which the charge should be routed. Click the save button to complete the Folio Instruction.
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In this section the contracts with the corporate / TA profile can be defined.
The ‘add contract’ button present on the right bottom of the section can be used to open another screen, in which the contract details can be entered.
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These are the list of bookings for the next three months, that have been received through the selected Corporate / TA.
To view the details of each of the booking, click on the link of Details against the booking record.
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New contracts or existing contracts with the Corporate/ TA can be created /edited in this screen. The information required/ entered in each section are:
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For the selected profile, the validity period of the contract is defined in the fields of Date From and Date To.
The contract can be at any of the three stages – Draft/Contracted/ Not in Use.
Potential nights is not a mandatory information for the contract, however the number of nights for which the corporate/ TA will provide business can be defined whenever necessary.
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![]() In this section all the rates contracted with the selected Corporate/TA can be defined.
Cancellation policy and general terms for each of the contracted rates can also be defined.
The indicator in the last column indicates if the particular rate has been used in any of the bookings through the selected corporate/ TA.
This is a section in which the Deposit and Cancellation Policy can be typed.
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The general terms and conditions can be entered here.
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These are the action buttons, placed on the top right section of the screen,
New – to create a new contract with the selected profile.
Delete – this is to delete any contract already created. However, this function is user access based.
Save – to save a contract created for the selected profile.
Print Contract – to print the contract.
Close – to close the screen.
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This screen can be used to enter the Budget figures for each of the options available for Occupancy, Revenue and Market Segment
The following screen is displayed on choosing the option
The information displayed on the screen are:
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To view the information, the specific criteria should be clicked in the list. The corresponding budget information will be displayed on the right of the screen.
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In this section the budget figures can be entered for the selected criteria (explained above). Additionally, the system also displays the actual figures for comparison.
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The myCloud PMS can be interfaced with channel managers to sell rooms to all the connected booking sites at the same time.
The interface requires to be configured one time. Consequently, the availability for the selected channel will be displayed in the calendar as per Room type, Rate type and Year.
The screen that will be displayed on choosing the option
For a specific channel with which the application is interfaced, the screen prompts a list a selection filters, based on which the allocation is displayed in the calendar.
The prompts are:
Rate type :
Room Type :
Year for which the allocation be displayed:
Based on the above filters the calendar is displayed:
Dates can be selected by dragging the mouse over the calendar to block/unblock number of rooms.
Note (displayed on the screen)
Email campaign is a feature that allows creation of customized email templates for marketing campaigns. The feature is interfaced with Mailchimp, in which the templates can be designed.
The following screen is displayed on choosing the option :
New campaigns can be created from the screen by clicking on the Create New Campaign.
The existing campaigns are listed on the left of the screen. The details of each can be viewed by clicking on the view button present against each template.
This option allows to record and maintain the currency conversions for various currencies in which the hotel transacts.
The screen displayed on choosing this option is:
The left half of the screen displays all the possible currency codes of various countries.
Clicking on any specific row of a currency displays the conversion details on the right half of the screen. In this section the conversion rates can be recorded and edited as per requirement.
To maintain the change of conversion rates, the Save button on the top right of the screen should be clicked.
The History Maintenance option provides guest’s past stay information like guest preferences, feedbacks etc. and a record of how the guest has contributed to revenue generation while staying at the properties.
Guest History gets Generated at First Night Audit of the Guest’s First stay and gets updated at the First Night Audit after Guest Checkout.
The following screen is displayed on choosing the option:
The information displayed in each section of the screen are:
New – the button refreshes all the fields of the screen to display a new searched history record. Search – the button opens up another screen in which history records can be located. Save – saves any changes to the history record of the guest.
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This section displays the details of the guest located from the history records. The Guest can be marked as – blacklisted in case of any negative experience during any of the guest’s stay. The particular record can also be marked as – not to be used, if it has been incorrectly mapped to the guest.
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The section displays the summary of the guest’s visit to the selected property.
To see the visit summary (if any) of the guest in other properties of the chain, select the ID of the property in the property field and click the refresh button.
The folio details of the guest’s stay in the particular property, can also be viewed by clicking on the link of – Click here for details, present at the bottom of the section.
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In most cases if a confirmed guest does not turn up on the date of arrival, the booking will be marked as no-show during the Night Audit process. However, there may be a policy of the hotel in which a reservation is marked as no show, if the guest does not arrive by a certain cut off time, This process can be achieved by using the option of Manual No-Show.
The following screen is displayed on choosing the option:
By default, the screen lists all the guests that have been no-show in the past. Records can be chosen to post the retention charges.
The option of Today’s expected arrivals can be chosen to view the list of guest, the bookings that can be manually marked as N0-Show after the cutoff time and also post retention.
The Meal type and the details of the meal plan can be defined in this screen. Packages can also be created in this screen.
The following screen is displayed on choosing the option:
The information displayed in the screen are:
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Define meal Plan The following screen is displayed on clicking the button of Define meal Plan.
New meal plans can be created and existing meal plans can be edited in this screen. While defining the meal plans, the application expects the following (entered in each column)
The value of the meal plan can either be an amount or a percentage of the total value.
Define Meal Type A meal plan is categorized within a Meal Type. The screen in which meal types can be created, is displayed on clicking the button.
The application expects the following to create a Meal Type:
Add new This is to define the details of the Meal plan created using the first action button. Clicking the Add new button, adds a new row at the end of the Meal plans already displayed in the screen.
Refresh Refreshes the screen to the default display.
Save Saves the details entered for the Meal plan.
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These are the valid Meal plans that have already been defined in the application.
To delete any meal plan, click on the first column (Delete) and then click on save. This will remove the details of the Meal plan marked for deletion.
The other details displayed are:
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The Rate Management option allows to create Rate codes. Every reservation requires a Rate Code.
The following screen is displayed on choosing the option
The information displayed are:
The action buttons are placed on the top right corner of the screen.
In this screen, advance details for the rate code can be configured. Advance details include cancellation policy, General terms, minimum nights applicable, tax exemption (if any), Rates inclusive of taxes, rate to be published in web booking engine etc.
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This section is where the details of a rate code can be entered. Also, if an existing rate code is to be viewed, the rate details are displayed for the various room type.
Is this rate derived from other rate? – at times the rate code being defined can be a derived rate of another. In that case, this checkbox can be ticked to mark the rate code as derived and the details of the derivation can be defined in the small screen that is displayed on clicking the same link.
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This is the calendar which displays the dates with similar rate pattern in green and the ones that are with different rate pattern in pink. The display is for the rate code and start date selected in the previous section. Different rates can be defined for specific date range by selecting the dates in the calendar. Similarly, rates can also be deleted for selected date range.
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This is the option from where occupancy alerts can be set for effective revenue management.
The screen displayed on clicking on the option is :
The information displayed are:
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In this section the mailing list of personnel to whom the occupancy alert should be emailed can be defined and updated.
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![]() This is the list of alert that have been created in the application earlier. The alerts can be edited or deleted (if not required).
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Refresh – The button can be used to set the screen to its default display. Add New Alert – the button leads to another small screen in which a new alert with appropriate conditions can be created. Once created, the alert will list in the main screen.
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The screen is to view and monitor the bookings received from the Web Booking Engine. It displays the activities recorded on various bookings.
The following screen is displayed on choosing the option
Using the search filters present at the top of the screen, bookings received via the web booking engine can be viewed and the statuses monitored.
The Night audit is a daily review of guest account transactions recorded against revenue centre transactions. The routine helps guarantee the accuracy, reliability and thoroughness of front office accounting.
The Night Audit process has the following steps
The Night audit screen looks like:
The information displayed on the screen are:
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This is the section on the left of the screen. In this section any specific Room or Non room account can be located for verification and posting last minute charges before proceeding with the night audit process.
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On the right half of the screen is where all the 12 steps of Night Audit are displayed one after the other.
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In Step 2 the process does the following:
Checks if the rates for all in-house guests are valid. Where not, system will suggest a rate change by printing a report.
The rate change report will be printed on the default printer, which can be changed if required. Proceed to the next step of the process only if all the suggested changes in the rates is correct and fixed.
If the suggested changes are not right, then a manual intervention is required to correct the rates. To re-check the rates, the guest in-house List can be printed. To make changes invoke the modify Guest in-house function.
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In Step 3, the application will automatically post charges to the in-house guests. The charges posted will be as per the last auto post edit list.
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The reservation status is updated to cancelled for the release date.
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all non-arrivals are changed to no show. This process takes care of all guests who had confirmed reservations but failed to turn up.
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In this step the Business Date is changed to the next date.
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The processes mentioned in the screen above are executed before changing the Business Date.
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The Pont-Of-Sale Day end process is executed, that includes the processes mentioned on the screen.
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The 9th Step, updated the MIS, recreates availability and creates a backup copy of reports after updating the MIS.
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The 10th step is in which the system This process will transfer the images, guest details to history. It will transfer the ledger transactions, print them and backup transfer reports.
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In this step, the application purges all unwanted old records to maintain the database. The records are archived before purging. All such old records can be accessed from the Reports screen, whenever needed.
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This is the final step of the Night Audit process, in which the system changes the audit date and thereafter, both the business and the audit date become same.
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This module consists of two screens:
Export Debtors/ sales - to export the transactions settled to the debtor’s ledger into the back office application, in order to process the collection of revenue. It also allows export of sale transactions, which is revenue collected, into the General Ledger.
GST Invoices – This screen is available only if GST (Goods and Services Tax) is applicable in the region where the hotel is situated. The screen allows uploading of invoices that have GST into the GDC (GST Data Collection) module provided Prologic First.
All transactions settled to the debtor’s account in the PMS should be exported to the back office application (interfaced with myCloud PMS) for collection of revenue. Also, all sales, from both PMS and POS should be exported into the back office application as revenue collected. These processes can be achieved using the screen of Export Debtors/ Sales, present in the Accounting module.
The screen displayed is:
The information displayed is:
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The section displays the four options that are possible from the screen, for a particular year. Choosing an option and clicking the Refresh button will display the dates in the lower half of the screen, for which the task can be performed, or has already been executed.
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This is the calendar which displays the dates for which transactions exist to be transferred into the debtor’s ledger/General ledger (highlighted in green), or for which transactions have already been exported into the debtor’s ledger/General ledger (highlighted in pink).
To check the transactions for a date, double clicking on the particular date will lead to another screen in which the transactions are displayed.
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The screen can be used to post all invoices that have GST into the GDC module
The screen displayed is
The information displayed is:
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The section displays the year that can be selected to view and update the GST invoices.
Bulk Update – this button leads to a small window in which GST invoices for a date range can be exported. The screen is as:
Search Invoices – this leads to an inquiry screen in which specific GST invoices can be located for viewing and verification.
This is the lower section of the screen in which the calendar highlights the dates for which there are
Double clicking on a highlighted cell leads to the following screen:
Invoices with GST details are displayed. The screen allows printing and emailing of selected invoices.
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All Reports can be accessed from this option.
The list of reports is displayed in the following screen:
The left of the screen displays all the available reports in the application. On the right, the specific input parameters to print a report are displayed when the specific report is selected from the list on the left.
On clicking the + sign against each of the Report categories, the available reports are listed.
All reports can be emailed, exported to Excel, printed on the screen and onto a printer.
Specific reports from the list can be located by typing the name on the space present next to the Search button and clicking on the button.
The default display of the screen lists all the reports. However, for faster access, the section of Frequently visited and Recommended (present on the top left of the screen) can be used.
The option allows accessing reports from archived records. The screen that is displayed on choosing the option is:
The left of the screen has all the possible reports that can be viewed/ printed.
On the right is a calendar, in which the dates for which archive data exists will be displayed in green. The calendar can be viewed for current or any previous year.
To generate the report, select the name of the report from the left and double click on the cells that are in green to select the dates for the report.