From signal to decision in one daily brief

REVYSTA tracks what is changing in your sales, occupancy, competitor rates and demand. Every morning it turns that into a short summary of what is worth considering. You decide.

Five areas, one morning brief

Each area brings several features together into one whole. Open the detail or scroll down for the full overview.

Daily tracking of the market and your sales

Every day REVYSTA pulls together the relevant signals from your market: competitor rates and availability, occupancy, pickup, the booking window and demand in your area.

Morning context
The important changes are ready at the start of your day, not only after you check several systems by hand.
Local focus
We watch competitors in your specific region, not a generic market.
REVYSTA · Claude 07:05
Check what changed overnight in the area for Friday 13 June. Where do we stand against the competition?
The market moved up overnight. Two nearby properties raised their double-room rate and one sold out its last free rooms. Your current rate is now below the market median, and with steady pickup there is room to consider a move upward.
You decide

REVYSTA shows where you stand against the market. Whether and by how much you adjust the rate is left to you.

It doesn't just throw numbers at you. It explains what changed.

The technology behind the scenes weighs the signals and prepares a clear recommendation with a reason. It doesn't take control of your hotel, it only shortens the path from data to a decision.

The reason for each recommendation
With every suggestion you see whether it is driven by pickup, competition, demand, the booking window or a channel.
Careful decision-making language
REVYSTA recommends, flags and gives you the basis. The final decision stays with you.
REVYSTA · Claude 08:20
Why are you recommending I raise the rate for next weekend? I want the reason, not just a number.
Three signals sit behind the suggestion. Pickup for Saturday sped up compared with last week, nearby competitors are already pricier, and the booking window is shortening. That's why a small step up makes sense — not because of a single number, but because of where the market is heading.
You decide

Every suggestion comes with a reason. The final decision stays with you.

Connection to your PMS

On the Standard plan and above we connect REVYSTA to your property management system. We see your real occupancy, booking pace and revenue data, which sharpens the recommendations considerably.

Automatic data import
We pull occupancy, average rate and revenue data automatically.
Booking pace
We track the pace of reservations and flag when it's time to adjust rates.
REVYSTA · Claude 11:40
Look in the PMS for me — what's occupancy like next week and how is the booking pace going?
I'm reading straight from your system. Next week you're about two thirds booked, with Thursday and Friday carried by doubles. The booking pace is slightly faster than a week ago and advance sales are keeping up. The open capacity is mostly early in the week.
You decide

REVYSTA reads your real PMS data and shows the state of play. What you do with the open days is up to you.

Faster replies, still in your voice

For guest emails REVYSTA prepares a draft reply in the guest's language. The front desk reads it, fine-tunes it and sends it. Nothing goes out on your behalf.

Draft email reply
Availability, price, a cancellation or a routine question. The draft reply draws on your earlier responses and current rates.
Front-desk assistant
Staff ask about availability, price or a date and get an answer from the data, without opening several systems. The assistant can look up availability and rates; creating and editing reservations is handled by arrangement.
Five languages
Slovak, English, German, Hungarian and Polish. REVYSTA replies in the language the guest wrote in.

Module detail →

Draft reply SK · EN
Guten Tag, haben Sie vom 4. bis 6. Juli ein Familienzimmer frei?
Draft reply for the front desk (in German) Guten Tag, vielen Dank für Ihre Anfrage. Vom 4. bis 6. Juli haben wir ein Familienzimmer für 138 € / Nacht inkl. Frühstück frei. Ich reserviere es Ihnen gerne...
The front desk decides

You read the draft, adjust it and send it. REVYSTA never replies to a guest on its own.

An owner's overview, without piecing together spreadsheets

Alongside the morning brief you get regular reports: what's happening today, how the week is moving and how the month closed. If you run several properties, you see them side by side.

Daily, weekly and monthly view
A short daily snapshot, a weekly pickup and pricing view, and a monthly owner's summary in one place.
Several properties at once
For group owners: occupancy, rates and recommendations across all properties in a single overview.

Module detail →

REVYSTA · Claude 16:10
Prepare last month's report for me. I don't want to assemble tables from three systems.
I've got the month summarised in one place. Both occupancy and average rate finished above the previous month, with weekends the strongest. I've prepared the daily, weekly and monthly view in a single summary, no manual merging of tables.
You decide

You get the report ready-made. How you use the numbers for your next plan is up to you.

A conversation over your hotel brief

The brief is the first layer. The next layer is the question: what should I deal with today, why this date in particular, and which step is worth considering. REVYSTA prepares the answer; the decision stays with you.

Questions over a safe context
Claude Mobile is a realistic mobile target for a read-only brief. ChatGPT is a test web target via Developer Mode.
Read-only first
The mobile brief reads the signals and explains the recommendations. Approving actions comes later, after OAuth/OIDC and tenant permissions.
Claude / ChatGPT brief
Why aren't 12–14 June selling?
It's not just the price. Pickup slowed on the double rooms, competitors aren't changing their rates and there's no reason for a 2-night stay. Before you drop the rate, put together a package and check your channel visibility.
The hotelier decides

REVYSTA recommends the next step and explains the reason. You approve any rate change or campaign.

Recommendations that follow your rules

Not every hotel wants to move prices the same way. You set the level of caution, the day types and the limits on changes. REVYSTA recommends within rules you understand.

Conservative
Small, cautious changes. A good fit when you're still testing the system and want to play it safe.
Balanced
The best ratio between revenue and stability. Recommended for most hotels.
Dynamic
A faster response to strong demand, always within the limits you set and approve.
REVYSTA · Claude 09:15
I'm sticking to the balanced strategy. What Saturday rate would you recommend under it?
Within the balanced strategy I'd suggest a cautious step up. Saturday demand is stronger and competitors are pricier, but your limits say don't overshoot. So I suggest a modest adjustment that stays inside the band you set. A bigger jump would belong to the dynamic strategy.
You decide

REVYSTA recommends within your rules. You confirm or adjust the suggestion.

Your data is safe

We take security seriously. All data is encrypted, stored on servers in the EU and accessible only to you. We are fully GDPR compliant. We do not share your hotel data for marketing purposes.

Encryption
Data is encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest (AES-256).
GDPR compliance
Servers in the EU, the right to erasure, full GDPR compliance. More info

GDPR Compliant

EU data residency · Encryption at rest · SOC 2 in preparation

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