Export Room Nights (Marketing)

This programme exports the departures of the respective period into a cvs-file.

 

The option e-mail filter takes the guest’s e-mail filter settings (guest profile) into consideration and does not generate a record for those guests who do not wish to be contacted. If Outlook Integration is serialised, the report can also be forwarded directly by e.mail; e.g. to an external company conducting quality checks with the hotel’s customers.

                                                                                                                            

If required, the Support team can specify the fields to be included in the report. If there are no particular specifications, all of the following fields will be exported:

 

    object ID

    hotel number

    hotel name

    hotel street

    hotel city

    Lastname

    firstname

    street

    country

    region

    address

    ZIP/postcode

    city

    date of birth

    room number

    arrival date

    departure date

    gender

    e-mail

    titel

    reservation number

    GDS-number

    market segment

    medium

    source

    channel

    NN1

    language

    post-stay-ID

 

The cvs-file that is generated can be found in the SIHOT path under the directory transfer\stays­for­marke­ting.

 

Figure 1: Calling up the report and direct transmission via e-mail

Figure 2: Locating the cvs-file in the SIHOT directory

Figure 3: Generic report in Excel format

The cvs-file for the feedback system and post-stay mails also include the guest’s language and the post-stay-ID. This ID is a unique link to the hotel’s electronic questionnaire. Once the guest has completed the questionnaire, the ID shows which guest has provided the feedback.

 

The post-stay-ID (<postStayID>20000744-2159</postStayID>) is also included in the mix-file of the reservation confirmation, which provides the data for the post-stay-mail.

 

Use registry key [8155] to configure that the cvs-file is sent via SFTP using an external exe.

 

Figure 4: Registry setting