The Rainmaker Group Now Integrates with hotel Property Management System, RoomKeyPMS - 0 views
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The Rainmaker Group today announced that the integration between RoomKeyPMS and revintel®
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The Spectator Hotel, a boutique property in Charleston, SC, managed by Charlestowne Hotels.
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Thanks to revintel, revenue managers can better understand their portfolio's health by property, agent, or market in comparison to past performance
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RoomKeyPMS is a cloud-powered software that lets you run your hotel while tracking every detail, an connecting to hospitality systems,
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Rainmaker is an industry leader in the revenue management, business intelligence and market analysis space
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Rainmaker is the hotel revenue management and profit optimization cloud. The company partners with hotels, resorts, and casinos to help them outperform their revenue and profit objectives.
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Recognized as one of the top privately held companies in the United States, Rainmaker has been named to Inc. 5000's 'Fastest Growing Privately Held Companies' for the last seven years and to the Atlanta Business Chronicle's list of '100 Fastest Growing Companies in Atlanta.'
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RoomKeyPMS is cloud-powered software that lets you run your hotel while tracking every detail, and connecting to hospitality systems across all of your locations.
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RoomKeyPMS will give you the power and control to maximize your RevPAR and ADR with a product offering unmatched in the industry.
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Now regarded as one of the top hotel management companies in the U.S., Charlestowne Hotels leads its properties to consistently achieve RevPAR growth nearly double the national average.
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The article talks about the integration of a new system called Rainmaker and RoomkeyPMS. The trend of using the "cloud" is ongoing, as RoomkeyPMS is software that is "cloud-powered" which helps to facilitate the way the front office handles their operations. Rainmaker integration with the PMS, on the other hand, is to help the back of the house. It is meant to increase hotel bookings and "streamline operations and revenue optimization processes". Highlights the first boutique hotel in Charleston, The Spectator Hotel, are the first to adapt this new collaboration to improve the way data is being accessed. Based on the article, the hotel is using these cloud based systems to be able to offer more innovative service to their consumers especially when it comes to how revenue is being handled. I think that having to cloud systems working together can be kind of difficult especially when they serve two different purposes. But with that being said, both softwares seem to work for the best individually. Having the ability to try this out on a smaller boutique hotel would be for the best because it allows hoteliers to conduct analysis for the systems on a smaller scale.