Web Based PMS, CRS and Booking Engine
Next Generation web-based Property Management System with integrated online booking engine and Electronic Distribution system.
Hotel Smartsuite’s of products is the Next Generation Web-based Property Management System and Booking Engine for the Independent Hotels or Chains looking to lower overhead and increase revenues.
Hotel SmartSuite PMS web-based software application is the Next Generation Property management system with a integrated Booking Engine, and Central Reservation system. Driving traffic to your hotel to increase occupancy and bookings. Designed for the Hospitality industry to provide independent hotels, chains, small to medium sized Inns boutique hotels, cabins, cottages, Bed & Breakfasts’ a more efficient software to gather data in reports to analyze and increase revenue.
SmartBooker is the Online Booking Engine that would generate the ability to automatically receive online reservations from your website. Our seamless Internet booking system also fully integrates with SmarSuite PM System. Thus automatically updates availability, rates, packages, and allows the client to book and pay right on the site after the client chose which room is wanted (via real-time display). Once booked it will send your clients verifications via Email or TEXT and seamlessly updates Hotel SmartSuite PMS.
Central Reservation System features connectivity to the Global Distribution Channels (GDS) and Internet Distribution System (IDS) so you can list and advertise your business on the major travel websites such as Expedia®, Travelocity®, Orbitz® and with over 600,000 travel agents worldwide!
According to Forrester Research, travel is the largest online retail category and hotel guests have led the charge to embrace the Internet as their preferred method of doing business. In fact, according to Price Waterhouse Coopers, over 41% of all hotel reservations in 2006 were made online and forecasts this number to pass 50% in 2007. Even in a down economy, Hotel bookings are expected to grow 8% in 2009, reaching $30b.
