The On Books Report explained
Learn how to navigate and understand the On-Books Report to gain valuable insights into your business performance.
The On-Books Report provides a summary of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to your bookings over a specific period.
- Identify Trends: Use the report to identify trends in bookings, revenue, and occupancy over time.
 - Compare Performance: Compare data across different segments or periods to identify areas of strength and weakness.
 - Inform Decision Making: Use the insights from the report to make informed decisions about pricing, marketing, and operations.
 
The On Books report can be found from the main menu under Reports :

- In the date range field, select the period you wish to analyze on books details for:

 
Report Overview, columns explained: 
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- DATE - Displays the date of each entry along with relevant booking details
 - DOW - Day Of the Week bookings were made (e.g., Mon, Tue, Wed).
 - RMS - Rooms Sold indicates the total number of rooms booked for each day
 - ADR - Represents the Average Daily Rate, reflecting the average room revenue earned per occupied room during the selected period.
 - Revenue - Displays the total revenue earned from booking activities.
 - RevPAR - Represents Revenue Per Available Room—a core metric in hotel performance. It’s calculated by dividing your total room revenue by the number of available rooms for the selected period.
 - OCC% - Represents Occupancy Percentage. This metric reflects the proportion of your available rooms that were occupied within the selected period.
 
 
Totals: At the bottom of each column, you will find overall totals for every metric:
If segment groups are configured in your PMS, their detailed data will be included in the On-Books report, providing a breakdown by each segment group.
In the example below the applicable hotel has set up 3 segment groups: 
- Apply filters to focus on the specific data most relevant to your analysis:


Segment Group:
Use this option to filter data by predefined segment groups (if applicable).
For example, you might have segments for different customer types, locations, or service categories.
Period:
Select a specific date range to analyze data for a particular period. 
💡Tip:
Export the report in either Excel or PDF format for easy sharing and further analysis: