When scheduling a report delivery by email, you can now choose what the attached file will be called — including details like the date, month, or dashboard name.

This means you can make each file easy to identify and keep previous reports from overwriting one another.

Until now, files sent by email always used the same name as the report itself.

For anyone who scheduled the same report multiple times — for example, with different filters or hotels — this made it tricky to tell the files apart once they landed in your inbox.

Now, you can make each file unique by adding automatic details that update every time the report is sent (for example, the date or the name of the schedule).

When creating or editing an email delivery:

You can use these same tags in SFTP and Webhook deliveries too, so files shared through any destination can follow the same naming pattern.

If you’d like to learn more or have any questions about this feature, click the “?” icon in the lower left-hand corner of Insights to chat directly with our Advisory team.

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We’ve upgraded the restrictions filter on the Optimize Overview calendar to give you more granular control.

Note: The calendar view updates based on the restriction. For example, if a Strategic MIN 5 is overriding a Tactical MIN 3, you will not see the "MIN 3" when only "Tactical" view is enabled.

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To make it easier to view Month-to-Date (MTD) and Year-to-Date (YTD) results, we’ve simplified how these periods can be selected in Insights.

Previously, you may have seen two fields — and — which could be used alongside the Date filter to reflect MTD or YTD results. These were introduced before there was flexibility in setting custom date ranges, but that extra step is no longer needed.

These two fields will now be in Insights.

Here’s how you can now easily reflect these time periods:

After you set your filter, check the date range that appears just below your dropdowns to confirm the exact dates being used.

This change helps reduce extra steps, keeps queries cleaner, and provides more flexibility to define your preferred time frame.

You can now use and in both the Bookings and Pick-up topics in !

These new dimensions make it easier to analyze booking behavior based on when guests check in or check out, helping you better understand booking and stay patterns over time.

— Represents the calendar date on which a guest checks in. Use this when analyzing arrivals rather than nights stayed.

— Represents the calendar date on which a guest checks out and the stay ends. Use this to analyze departures, property turnover, or end-of-stay patterns.

Use when you want to understand when guests arrive. For example, which days of the week are driving the most check-ins, what types of bookings are arriving on certain days, or how booking activity for future arrivals is shaping up.

Use when your focus is on check-outs and turnover.

Together, these fields let you move beyond just stay-night analysis (via Stay Date) to better understand arrival patterns, departure patterns, and the timing of booking activity that influences both.

These additions make it easier to:

This enhancement was shaped by customer feedback from users who wanted a more complete picture of booking behavior in Insights.

In , you can now choose how country information is displayed, making it easier to interpret results at a glance, whether you’re viewing guest origins or property locations.

You can now select from three display formats for both guest origin and property location:

(previously existing fields, now renamed for clarity)

No existing content has changed; we’ve simply added clearer naming and new display options so you can choose what’s most useful for your analyses.

These updates make it easier to read and compare results across markets without needing to convert codes or reference lookup tables. Whether you’re analyzing booking origins or property-level performance, you can now use the format that best fits your reporting needs.

We've heard your feedback, and we're introducing Closed-to-Stay (CTS) as an additional tactical restriction type! This update also includes an enhanced visual indicator on the Overview calendar to highlight days where all rate codes for an inventory are restricted.

You can now . This gives you a fast and simple way to close specific inventories or rate codes.

You can easily apply a tactical CTS in two ways:

We've added a new visual cue to the Optimization calendar to improve at-a-glance understanding of your restrictions. When an inventory has restrictions applied to all of its rate codes for a specific day, that calendar cell will now show an outline, giving you a .

Quickly close out inventory directly from the calendar, saving you time and clicks.

The new highlighted cell helps you instantly understand which days and inventories are fully impacted by restrictions, making it easier to manage your strategy.

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You can now revisit your past conversations with the AI Assistant!

Your keeps a record of your recent chats — whether you asked questions in or used the to build analyses. This means you can easily:

All recent chats appear in your , grouped by session and organized by date. Click into any conversation to see the full thread — including summaries and referenced insights.

This makes it much easier to , revisit earlier findings, and continue conversations without starting from scratch.

As always, let us know what you think and share your feedback via the in-app chat!

🎥 to see how to navigate and use your chat history:

We are excited to introduce Automated Pricing Classification, a major enhancement designed to streamline your setup process, improve classification accuracy, and significantly reduce manual effort in managing your rate plans.

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Rate plans are now automatically classified as , , , or leveraging data directly from your PMS, specifically derived rate plan relationships and group blocks received against your reservations.

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Automation handles the heavy lifting, but you remain in full control. Review and adjust classifications anytime in Settings → Rate Plans screen to align with your strategy.

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This automation is fully integrated into key parts of the application to provide you with consistent context:

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We’ve introduced the ability to copy rate plan configurations from one property to another (or multiple). This makes it easier than ever to replicate settings across your portfolio and ensures consistency when managing rate plans.

Managing rate plans across multiple properties can be time-consuming and error-prone. With this update, you can:

You can now replicate the configuration of rate plans from one property to another (or multiple others) in a few simple steps:

We're introducing a powerful new tool to help you manage your rate plans faster and with greater accuracy: the ability to Bulk Edit Rate Plan Configurations!

Manually updating configurations for multiple rate plans is tedious, especially when adding the same rate plan across several properties or needing to apply a uniform configuration to a group of plans. Now, you can update dozens of rate plans simultaneously in just a few clicks.

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The Bulk Edit is designed to cut down on repetitive work, speed up your setup and ensure consistency across your portfolio.

You can now update multiple rate plans at once directly from the rate plan list, no need to edit each one individually.