Geson Perry

Why PMI might feel slow today

Why PMI might feel slow today

PMI occasionally feels a bit slower when it’s handling unusually large background tasks — for example, during major data imports or when running heavier forecasting recalculations. Many properties tend to submit budgets and forecasts around the same time at month-end,...

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Holiday Hours in PMI

Holiday Hours in PMI

Holiday hours (paid holidays / paid time off) should not be entered into PMI. Only hours that were actually worked, whether regular or overtime, are reported in the system. Paid time off does not contribute to productivity calculations and should be excluded to ensure...

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More than 1000 properties are d2o customers

More than 1000 properties are d2o customers

The d2o customer base continues to grow steadily Here is a snapshot as we head into Q4 2025: 1,000+ hotel chains and properties across multiple markets 21,000+ hoteliers leveraging PMI to improve daily performance <1% adoption of PMI Plus, our most advanced module,...

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PMI navigation — 3 levels to remember

PMI navigation — 3 levels to remember

About PMI Modules and Navigation PMI is structured into modular components to help users navigate tasks efficiently. Understanding how modules, views, and pages are organized will help you find the right workspace quickly—whether you’re analyzing revenue, adjusting...

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Flagging one-off events

Flagging one-off events

Scenario: A single day (concert, trade-fair, planned outage, etc.) will spike or dip demand. If you leave it untouched, PMI Prediction will use normal history and likely forecast too low (or too high). After the day passes PMI will auto-classify it as an outlier, but...

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GoGreen – “Green-Light” Routine

GoGreen – “Green-Light” Routine

Every day 1. Banner is green? Great – data’s in. If red, chase the missing file. 2. Progress bar colour: • Red bar → already over target → find the leak today.• Amber bar → slightly above forecast → ask the team what changed.• Green bar → on pace → no action. 3. Leave...

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