Micros Channel Manager

Manufacturer : Micros Channel Manager
Product Type : Software

The Global Travel business has undergone a dramatic evolution through the growth of the Internet as communication and distribution platform.

One factor that cannot be ignored is the increasing amount of reservations produced through third-party web portals, also called ADS (i.e., Alternative Distribution Systems).

MICROS Channel Manager provides hotel distribution to the most competitive third-party websites. It gives your property a tool to manage your content in an easy, centralized way – as a single platform that distributes your hotel’s best rate to all of the leading Web portals.

MICROS Channel Manager can certainly be used as an Extranet system. However, we strongly recommend integrating into your OPERA Property Management System, via myfidelio.net, to achieve the highest level of efficiency.

Navigate the friendly user interface, built with the newest technology. Reduce time and manual labor needed to update content and reservations.View current inventory allocation and rates at multiple portals. Set and maintain restrictions for all rates and channels in an easy way. When a room is booked through one channel, available inventory in all other channels is automatically updated, reducing the risk of overbooking. MICROS offers you the required scalability to accommodate all of your distribution needs, as your business grows. In addition to the Internet portals, you can connect to all 4 travel agency reservation systems (GDS) and add a booking solution to your website via myfidelio.net.

MICROS Channel Manager is provided as a service hosted by our partner SmartHOTEL.

It can be used as an Extranet solution or in connection with myfidelio.net

The configuration of your content is covered by a one-time fee. Utilization, hosting, upgrades and ongoing consultancy are covered by a fixed monthly recurring fee, which varies according to the number of channels used.

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