Turn your forecast into
a decision you can defend.

Work by segment, day or both. Start from the statistical baseline, adjust what you know, and preserve every committed version with its reason.

Read OTB, pace, last-year same point and forecast-versus-budget together, then focus the team on the dates that need a decision.

Review monthly error metrics on the hotel's own actuals instead of accepting a model claim or a single unexplained percentage.

Build it your way. Keep every version.

Choose the workflow that matches the hotel: segment-level, daily, or a segment-by-day combination. Revenue is calculated from pickup room nights and ADR, while the final committed forecast remains a human decision.

Each committed version stays attached to the month. From the second version onward, every change carries a reason — so the GM and owner can see not only what moved, but why.

The signals stay beside the decision.

The Forecast Context Bar keeps the evidence above the editor: time to arrival, current OTB, Same Point YoY, booking pace, the budget gap and movement from the previous version.

Competitor rates appear when Competitor Intelligence is active; the Smart pickup comparison appears when Pulse AI is active. The core forecasting workflow does not require either add-on.

Know where the number came from.

Peaqplus separates three things that are often blurred together: the statistical baseline, the optional AI correction and the accuracy record. You can see each layer independently before a person commits the final forecast.

The statistical baseline and accuracy tracking are included in BI Core. Pulse AI adds the 60-day Smart Forecast Enhanced correction and the written reason behind each adjusted day.

Measure the forecast after reality arrives.

Every month, Peaqplus compares the forecast with the hotel's actual results using MAPE, SMAPE and MAE. The report separates 7-, 14- and 30-day horizons, because a forecast made a week ahead should not be judged like one made a month ahead.

When Pulse AI is active, the same report shows the statistical baseline and the AI-corrected result side by side. The hotel sees the contribution on its own data — no universal accuracy promise.

Ask the forecast. In your language.

With Pulse AI active, the Forecast Advisor explains why the AI raised or lowered a date, where the next risk sits, which event overlaps with a spike and where the manual forecast differs from the Smart Forecast baseline.

Each answer states how fresh the underlying forecast is. Budget remains the plan, the committed forecast remains the team's position, and Smart Forecast remains the AI suggestion — the three are never presented as the same number.

The current on-the-books from your PMS. Live, snapshot-aware.

Week-position-aware YoY — not date-aligned. Thursday week 17 to Thursday week 17.

Your plan, broken to the same granularity as the forecast (segment, daily, or combined).

The optional Pulse AI suggestion, with the same change-reason audit if you accept it.

Compare the committed forecast with OTB, pace and budget. Start with the dates where the gap is widening.

Create the next version, adjust the dates that changed and attach the reason before committing it.

Ask Forecast Advisor which signals moved the Smart Forecast and how fresh the underlying data is.

Read the monthly error metrics by forecast horizon and compare the statistical and AI-corrected results when both are active.

"What events are coming in August?" → multi-country holiday list, local festivals, in-house events. The team prices the affected dates ahead of the curve.

After fresh PMS data arrives, reload the Smart Forecast while preserving the team's manual overrides.

Hotel forecasting software helps a hotel estimate future room nights, occupancy and revenue from current on-the-books reservations, expected pickup and historical patterns. Peaqplus keeps the manual workflow, statistical baseline, committed versions and later accuracy results in one place, so the forecast can support pricing, budget control and management decisions.

Yes. BI Core includes the manual forecast workflow, the T0 and T1 statistical levels, version history and monthly accuracy tracking. Smart Forecast Enhanced and Forecast Advisor are optional Pulse AI features; the final forecast is always committed by a person.

Peaqplus compares the forecast with the hotel's actual results each month using MAPE, SMAPE and MAE across 7-, 14- and 30-day horizons. When Pulse AI is active, the report shows the statistical baseline and AI-corrected result side by side on the hotel's own data.