Explore English videos about Dynamic Inventory, direct bookings, pricing, AI, integrations and apartments, plus a featured product update.

You want to sell your rooms more individually while continuing to work with booking platforms. Can both approaches fit the same distribution strategy? This video explains how Dynamic Inventory can work alongside existing channels, with different offers serving different purposes.

Apartments often differ considerably in layout, location, space and equipment. Group them into too few categories and those differences disappear. Create too many categories and the selection on booking platforms can become difficult to navigate. Neither approach fully explains the variety you have.

The same person can travel with a partner today, bring children next week and return on business a month later. Their requirements change with each stay. A fixed list of Standard, Superior and Deluxe rooms does little to explain which option fits this particular trip.

More differentiated room offers raise a practical question: who prices them? Does the revenue team need to maintain every individual product manually? This video explains how Dynamic Inventory can work with an existing revenue management system and its category prices.

“A quiet room with a balcony” describes a specific requirement. “Superior” gives a category name, but does not establish whether the room meets that requirement. An AI assistant searching on a guest’s behalf needs more concrete information to identify a suitable offer.

A guest discovers your hotel on a booking platform and then visits your website. They see the same categories, similar pictures and the same price. What gives them a clear reason to book directly? A more attractive booking screen alone may not answer that question.

How can your team build its own booking experience, understand guests better and automate more of the sales process? This short product update demonstrates five developments across GauVendi, from API access to a chatbot that can complete a booking.

A new way to sell rooms can sound like a major implementation project. Hotel teams picture lengthy training, new processes and extra work alongside an already busy operation. One of the first questions is whether the existing property management system must be replaced.