One day.
One row. One decision.

No five tabs. No monitor-switching. Just one row.

The classic morning routine is fragmented: open the PMS for occupancy, open the forecast tab for tomorrow's projection, open the booking-engine analytics for search demand, open the OTA extranets for competitor rates, open the spreadsheet for last year's same-point reference, open the alerts inbox for what triggered overnight. Five tabs, ten minutes of context-switching, on two or three monitors — before any decision lands.

The Pricing Calendar collapses that into a single grid. Every row is a date. Every column is a piece of context the decision needs. The suggested price sits on the right — accept, override, or skip. The cart drawer captures the changes; one save pushes them through your channel manager to every OTA you sell on.

Eight signals. Three actions. One line.

Each row carries the eight signals a pricing decision needs: the events landing on that date, the alerts that triggered overnight, the search demand from your booking engine, the Smart Forecast room-nights, the on-the-books occupancy and pickup direction, the realised ADR, the competitor average, and the algorithm-suggested price. Feature-flagged columns appear when the matching module is enabled, so the row only carries what your property actually uses.

From the same row, three actions: accept (or override) the suggested rate, apply restrictions (minimum stay, no-arrival, no-departure, closed), or open/close channel pools — control which OTAs sell which days. Hovers and drill-downs are first-class: the competitor cell lists the offers per OTA, the demand cell shows top-5 search comparisons, the alert cell lists the triggered conditions with their actual values.

Every rate decision, traceable to its outcome.

Every action you take on a row is captured: the price you set, the restriction you applied, the channel pool you opened or closed. Weeks later, the History button next to that date opens a chart that shows what happened next. Pick a check-in date, choose 30, 60, or 90 days of lookback — three lines materialise: the price you set over time, the room-nights that came in, and the ADR that resulted.

Yellow row highlights mark the days a rate change was actually saved. Nothing is overwritten — even the rate-change you reverted is still there. Result: data-driven pricing learning. "I raised August 15th by 10% on July 10th. The pickup paused for four days, then resumed. The raise held." The reasoning that used to live in a revenue manager's head, now visible in a chart — and re-readable by anyone on the team six months from now.

The auto-pricing engine accepted the suggestion and saved it. No human in the loop — because the rule was set up to handle this case.

A human looked at the suggestion and accepted it as-is. The rule fired clean.

A human picked a different price that was still inside the rule's options. Partial override.

A human chose a price outside the rule entirely. Maximum override — flagged as a tuning signal.

Season-shape in a few clicks.

When you need to move 40 weekends, or apply a Friday strategy across the next quarter, the per-day flow is the wrong tool. Check the boxes on the rows that match (or use the filters to narrow first), and the bulk-edit info bar appears.

The wizard runs in three steps — narrow the room-type × rate-type pairs, set the prices and restrictions, then drop the batch into the cart. There's also a one-click "Accept all suggested prices" for the simple case: every selected day's suggestion lands in the cart in a single action.

Stage everything. Push it all at once.

Changes don't save instantly. They collect in a cart drawer on the right edge of the screen — a badge counts the staged changes. You can review, remove individual entries, and only commit when the whole batch reads correctly. The save runs as one batch: every staged change writes to the rate log, syncs through the channel manager, and propagates to the OTAs.

The cart splits into four tabs so you can scan a complex batch quickly: rates, inventory, channel pools, and miscellaneous restrictions. Each tab shows what's about to change, with the from-value and the to-value side by side.

Let the engine run. Step in when judgement matters.

Auto-pricing is the default state. Turn it on and the engine handles every day — the Zone formula (or Matrix rules) computes the suggestion, the calendar saves it, the channel manager pushes it. No clicking through every row. No 7 AM coffee-and-spreadsheet routine. The team's attention frees up for the days that actually need a human in the loop.

When auto is on, you still see everything: the suggested price, the formula tooltip in Zone mode, the History button, the demand cell, the competitor cell, the alert badge. Auto isn't a black box — it's a default with full visibility. When a specific window needs manual control (a known event, a strategy push, a one-off), a closed-period override returns the wheel for just those days. The rest of the calendar keeps running on auto.

• Auto-mode default — set it once, the engine handles the routine forever after
• Full supervision — see the suggestion, the formula, the history, even on auto days
• Surgical override — closed-period windows return manual control for just the dates you choose
• Forecast-triggered recalculation — engine re-evaluates after every forecast refresh
• Manual re-run — kick a recalculation by hand any time, without waiting for a forecast

Actual reservations plus the yesterday and last-week baselines, from your snapshot history.

Smart Forecast room-night estimate for the date, with ADR + revenue projection in the popover.

Search counts and top-5 most-searched dates from your booking engine, with a configurable pickup-window.

Per-channel offers from the nightly rate-monitoring scrape, with the per-night drill-down in the popover.

The active engine (Matrix or Zone) computes the recommendation; the dropdown shows it inline.

The latest rate, with the restrictions (closed, no-arrival, no-departure) and minimum stay surfaced.

Room availability for the date — surfaces in the cart's Inventory tab when changed.

Which OTA channels are open or closed for the date — surfaces in the cart's Channel pools tab.

Multi-country holiday calendar plus any triggered alerts for the date.