Ask your own AI assistant.
Get your Peaqplus numbers back.

Check budget tracking, weak days or the forecast from the chat window you already work in, without switching to another screen.

One connection covers every hotel where you have access and the connector is switched on. Compare them in one conversation.

Nothing leaves Peaqplus until the hotel admin switches the connector on. Switching it off stops access at once, and every switch is logged.

The same analysis tools as Pulse Chat.

Ask "How are we tracking against this month’s budget?", "Which segment brings in the most revenue?" or "Show me next month’s weak days." Your assistant picks the right Peaqplus tool, and the answer is built on the hotel’s own data.

The connector adds no new calculation of its own. It opens the read-only tools Pulse Chat already uses — reports, the daily briefing, budget tracking, the forecast, pricing history and pivot views — and checks your access every time.

You see who is asking, and for which hotels.

The consent screen is a Peaqplus page, not the assistant’s. It shows the address the request comes from — that, not the display name, is the part to check, because a name can be set to anything.

It lists the hotels the assistant will see, says plainly that it can only read, and says that the data you request goes to the assistant’s provider. Then you choose Allow or Deny.

Peaqplus numbers, with the context to read them.

Hotel figures are easy to misread: which revenue type a column holds, which day the data describes, whether a comparison is last year’s final or the same point last year. Pulse Chat is taught these rules; an outside assistant is not.

So every answer travels with its context — the currency, the data date, the comparison basis and what each figure means — and the reading rules are the same ones Pulse Chat follows. Your assistant still writes the final answer itself, so the quality also depends on its model.

The admin opens it. You can close it.

A hotel admin switches the connector on per hotel in Pulse settings, with a confirmation step, because it opens a path for data to leave Peaqplus. Switching it off stops access immediately, and the log shows who changed it and when.

Each user sees their connected AI tools on the account page: the name, the address, when it was connected and when it was last used. Revoking takes one click and needs no password — the safe direction should be the easy one.

Works with Claude — on the web, the desktop app and the mobile app — and with ChatGPT, added as a custom connector. Other assistants that support MCP may follow; we name them only once they are checked.

Peaqplus supplies the figures and the rules for reading them. It does not see or check the answer your assistant gives — those checks run inside Pulse Chat only.

What you ask for — aggregated business figures, never guest-level records — is sent to the provider of your assistant and handled under its terms. The hotel-name removal used by Pulse Chat does not apply here. We recommend a company AI plan.

Competitor rates and other external data sources are not available through the connector, even when the hotel uses Competitor Intelligence.

It lets you ask about your Peaqplus hotel data from your own AI assistant. It is built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the open standard AI assistants use to connect to other tools. Your assistant uses the same read-only analysis tools as Pulse Chat — reports, the daily briefing, budget tracking, the forecast, pricing history and pivot views.

It works with Claude — on the web, the desktop app and the mobile app — and with ChatGPT, added as a custom connector. Whether you can add custom connectors depends on your assistant plan. On a Claude Team or Enterprise plan, the organisation admin adds the connector and members click Connect; on a free Claude plan, you can add one custom connector.

No. The connector is read only. It cannot change a rate, a restriction or a setting, and it cannot send an email. Rate changes stay with the Pricing module and the people responsible for it.

Only the hotels your own Peaqplus account has access to, and only where the hotel is on Pulse AI and the admin has switched the connector on. Access is checked on every request. The connector returns aggregated business figures only — no guest-level records, booking identifiers or personal data. Competitor rates and other external data sources are not available through it.

The data you request is sent to the provider of your AI assistant and handled under its terms. The hotel-name removal Pulse Chat applies does not apply here. For hotel data we recommend a company plan (Claude Team or Enterprise, ChatGPT Business or Enterprise), which is not used for model training by default. On a personal account, switch off model training in your assistant’s settings. Your assistant also writes the answer with its own model: Peaqplus supplies the figures and the rules for reading them, but does not see or check that answer.

The connector has no separate fee — it is part of Pulse AI, which is €69/month per property or included in Pro. The model usage runs on your own AI assistant subscription.

Revoke it on your Peaqplus account page under Connected AI tools — one click, no password needed. Changing your password disconnects every AI tool you have connected, and a hotel admin can switch the connector off for a hotel at any time. Disconnecting stops new requests; data and conversations already in your assistant stay with its provider and are deleted there, under its terms.