Ledger account cards
Agency and company accounts are opened on the hotel side; balance, currency and account type live on the card.
- Agencies separated from companies
- Filter by account type
- Card reports
Agency billing, company contracts and receivables are handled inside the hotel, without moving to another program. The transfer to accounting happens once, at the end of the day, as a single voucher.
Rates by room type, validity dates, currency and commission rate are agreed with the agency and defined inside the hotel. The rate is never typed into a reservation; it is read from the contract.
When the booking is opened, the agency and the contract number are selected. Accommodation is followed on the agency's account rather than the guest's pocket; the guest pays only for extras.
Every night is debited to the agency's account. The current balance, together with the reservation it came from, is visible on the statement.
When the agency pays, a receipt voucher is issued; when a refund or commission is due, a payment voucher. The voucher moves the ledger account and the cash account at the same time.
The day's ledger transactions go across as a single integration voucher. A card that is not mapped to the chart of accounts is not transferred — a missing mapping does not pass silently.
Agency and company accounts are opened on the hotel side; balance, currency and account type live on the card.
Which reservation a transaction came from, on what date and by whom it was entered — the statement shows it.
The hotel's ledger transactions reach accounting at the end of the day as a single integration voucher. Nothing is re-keyed.
A list of accounts with debit, credit and balance columns; the colour tells you whether the balance is a debit or a credit. Filter by card type — company, agency, individual, supplier. Receipts, payments and transfers are made straight from this screen.
A refund to an agency, a commission payment or money returned to a company is recorded with a payment voucher. The window carries in its title the account it was opened for. You choose the cash or card account, enter the date and the amount; when the voucher is saved the ledger account and the cash account both move at the same time.
The contract with an agency is defined inside the hotel: rates by room type, validity dates, currency and commission rate. When a reservation is opened you give the contract number; the rate is not typed in, it is read from the contract. If prices change mid-season a new contract is opened and the old one stays exactly as it was for past records.
The hotel's and the restaurant's ledger transactions reach accounting at the end of the day, as one integration voucher — not with every transaction. We say so plainly because “posts to accounting instantly” is an easy claim and not a true one; the difference matters to anyone looking from the accounting side during the day.
How many rooms, how many departments, which agencies — tell us and we will open a demo account. Watch the program working on a ready-made demo hotel, then decide.