Geson Perry

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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Adding a New Hotel / Chain in PMI R&P

Adding a New Hotel / Chain in PMI R&P

Setting up a brand-new property or chain in PMI R&P involves creating secure interfaces, data mappings, and back-end automations. For data-protection and platform-stability reasons this process can only be performed by d2o’s implementation team. What you can do...

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Switching the temperature from °F to °C (or back)

Switching the temperature from °F to °C (or back)

PMI doesn’t have a separate “units” toggle; the temperature follows your personal language/locale. Profile menu: Click your name (top-right) ▸ Settings / Personal preferences. Change language English (UK) → Celsius (°C) English (US) → Fahrenheit (°F) Save &...

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How do I remove an account in PMI Planning?

How do I remove an account in PMI Planning?

Important: Accounts that already hold any data (actuals, budget, forecast) cannot be deleted outright. In PMI we de-activate them so they no longer appear in reports or input screens. Step-by-step (de-activating an account) Open the Accounts tool: Planning ▸ Profit...

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How to create a chain-level report in Planning

How to create a chain-level report in Planning

When you build a report in Planning → Report setup, PMI lets you decide who can see and run it.The key setting is the owner / scope of the report. 1. Create the report as usual Go to PMI Planning → Report setup. Click New report (or open an existing draft). Design the...

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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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