faq

What are the seasons in PMI?

What are the seasons in PMI?

Seasons in PMI are automatically defined periods that group together historical dates with similar booking behavior or activity levels. They help PMI make accurate forecasts by comparing upcoming dates with past periods that behaved in a comparable way. How Are...

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What are covers?

What are covers?

Covers are the number of guests served in restaurants, bars, and M&E at some properties. Please note that beverages are not commonly counted as covers.

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What is a revenue driver?

What is a revenue driver?

A revenue driver is used to forecast/predict revenue or covers in a profit center. A revenue driver looks at what drives the revenue or level of activity in a department. Different departments can have different revenue drivers such as guests, rooms, and revenue. When...

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How do I enter the labor costs?

How do I enter the labor costs?

There are three ways to enter labor costs: In the budget and forecast module, on the far right-hand side of a labor department, you can enter the expected average rate per hour. This will amount to a total labor cost depending on expected/worked hours. You can work...

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How do I set a productivity goal?

How do I set a productivity goal?

A good way to set a productivity goal (target) is to use last year as a reference and see if you can achieve similar or better productivity this year. Budget is also a reference, as we don’t want to be less productive than what we have budgeted. This would negatively...

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