Each block below is part of the platform, not a separate product you license. What differs between plans is scale and branding, not whether the system can do the job — the full breakdown is on the pricing page.
The difference between one system and five is not a feature list. It is what happens in the minutes after something changes.
The night audit closed the day at three. Every departure is already queued, and attendants open their own floor on their phones without anyone printing a list.
The order prints at the bar and the charge lands on the folio in the same moment. Reception sees the balance move without re-keying anything.
Reception reassigns it. The housekeeping board updates, the digital key reissues itself, and the guest app shows the new room number before the guest reaches the lift.
Rates roll forward, taxes post, fiscal invoices file with the authority, and tomorrow's arrivals list is ready before the morning shift walks in.
Most properties this size are paying for four or five of these separately, and paying again — in staff time — every time two of them disagree.
It runs in a browser on the desk machines you have, and on staff phones. No proprietary terminals to buy, no per-device licence.
A dropped connection does not stop a check-in or a housekeeping update. Work is queued locally and synced the moment the network returns.
New versions ship continuously and apply themselves. There is no upgrade weekend and no version of ODA that your property is stuck behind.
Every record here surfaces in the guest app — the booking, the folio, the room, the orders. Same core, different door.
See the guest app →The feature-by-feature comparison across Boutique, Resort and Group, with the add-ons priced individually.
Compare the plans →