The Reception dashboard
Arrivals, departures and in-house guests, today and tomorrow. Outstanding balances of upcoming arrivals surface by themselves.
All features
No training, no onboarding project, no consultant. Create an account in the evening and run your rentals in the morning at a level some hotels would envy - with a front desk, calendar, your own website and reports that speak plainly.
Your website and bookings work the first evening.

Every screen answers the question you actually have: who arrives today, who owes me money, what needs cleaning.
Every number is explained in words right next to it. RevPAR takes one sentence, not a course.
The system never pretends. When it does not do something yet, it says so - and says what to do instead.
Daily work
The day starts on one screen: arrivals, departures, who owes what and what needs attention. No hunting.

Arrivals, departures and in-house guests, today and tomorrow. Outstanding balances of upcoming arrivals surface by themselves.
Every room a row, every stay a bar. Drag to move a stay; click an empty day to create a booking with the price suggested. A double booking is technically impossible.
A guest calls - you click the day, type a name, adults and children, tick breakfast. The total updates live and the room is held instantly.
A bathroom renovation, a family week - block the nights in one click, with a label everyone on the team understands.
A guest checks out - the room appears for cleaning automatically. Same-day arrivals jump the queue. The cleaner's phone is all the hardware needed.
Guests check themselves in: find the booking by name or code, confirm the stay, leave contact details. Polish and English, large type.
A guest shows an ID card or passport and the kiosk reads the two lines at the bottom - the ones with check digits, so a mis-read is caught and shown as 'not certain' rather than written down silently. The photograph is never stored: only the document type and number remain, which is what a property may note.
A nine-day forecast sits exactly above the day column it belongs to. You see that Thursday is wet and you see, underneath, who arrives on Thursday - that is the moment you offer the spa instead of the bikes.
Arrivals, departures, who is staying, what booked itself online overnight, what is held without a confirmation and who owes money - next to the calendar rather than a page away. Every line opens its booking.
Rest on a bar and you have the guest, the dates, how many people, the channel and what is still owed - without opening anything. Enough to answer a phone call.
Guests & money
Who is coming, with whom, with a dog or without, breakfast or not - and what is left to pay. All on the reservation, nothing in a notebook.

Names and ages of fellow guests - ready for registration and for housekeeping's headcount. Fill it in when you know; nothing blocks the booking.
Breakfast, parking, an extra bed, a cot, a pet - plus your own ideas. Per stay, per night or per person per night; 'included in price' is an option too. Switch on only what you offer.
An extra's price is recorded the moment it is booked. Raise the breakfast price - old bills stay untouched.
One tap: a 30% deposit, 50%, or the whole balance. The system remembers what was paid and what the guest owes on arrival - always one number.
Cash at the desk, a bank transfer, a card terminal - in the same history as online payments. Paid, partly paid, unpaid - without a spreadsheet.
Visit history, money history and your private notes on every guest. Returning guests are highlighted - you greet them as if you remembered everything. Because you do.
Cards, BLIK and instant transfers for guests - built and tested, switching on with the first customers.
Selling
A booking website built in a five-minute wizard that sells from day one - no middlemen and never a commission on your bookings.

The page in order on the left - drag a section to move it. What that section says on the right: a heading, text with bold and lists, and a photograph chosen from your own.
The same page a guest will see, framed next to the editor. The phone renders at its real width, so it makes the same layout decisions a guest's phone would.
Ten subpages fit in the bar because pages can be gathered into named groups. Pages you wrote yourself - house rules, directions - join the menu like the built-in ones.
In the site's header, as its browser-tab icon, and on the bill, the invoice and the registration card. Without one the site sets its own name in type rather than showing an empty box.
The wizard asks in plain words: what is this place, which rooms, which photos, which words. At the end you have a live website with online booking at your own address.
Classic, Nocturne, Editorial, Luxe, Industrial, Modern or Rustic; seaside, forest, terracotta, slate or vineyard. A new look is two clicks - no designer, and nothing written is touched.
Packages, area attractions, guest reviews, FAQ, gallery, directions - ready sections you toggle and arrange. Not an Elementor clone: simpler and faster.
'Available' on your site means actually available - the same availability engine your desk sees. Guests pick dates, a room and extras; the total updates live.
Website and panel in Polish and English. Your own texts get translated in an editor next to the original.
yourname.apartsync.com works automatically from the moment you publish. Your own domain connects with one DNS record - we check it for you and say exactly where it stands.
Proper headings, descriptions, structured data and static-page speed - plus a real link from our public directory.
The building
Upload a plan of each floor and paint the apartments onto it. From then on the map shows tonight's truth: who is in, what leaves today, what is waiting to be cleaned.

Upload the drawing, paint over the grid - an apartment gets a shape, not a pin. Floors are tabs; replacing the drawing underneath keeps every placement.
Occupied, leaving today, arriving today, same-day turnover, to clean, free. One glance instead of reading a list.
Straight from the plan into the reservation, without hunting for a name on another screen.
The same drawing can go on your website: the guest picks dates and sees which apartment is free. You switch it on when you decide to.
Bill and till
The guest's bill, the invoice and the drawer in one place - with tax worked out once and the same way everywhere.

Everything this stay costs: nights, extras, services with the day they were used, discounts, the local levy. The guest gets line by line, not one total.
Preview before a number is spent, print after. Numbering is gapless within the year and the seller block is frozen onto the document. A host who is not VAT-registered gets an invoice with no rates and the exemption printed.
Whisky, cola and beer can appear as one “Food and beverage” line - but only lines carrying the same VAT rate. The itemised list still prints for the guest.
Cash, card, BLIK, transfer, online, voucher. A refund is a negative amount, so it leaves the drawer instead of quietly shrinking an earlier payment.
Every payment of one day grouped by method, cash counted apart, and a “counted in the drawer” box. The difference shows immediately.
A stay cannot be closed with money owed - unless the desk deliberately lets the guest go and says why. That debt lands on a “left unsettled” list.
Control
Every change is recorded, and the irreversible ones ask before they happen.

Every action in the portal - by hand and automatic - with the person, the time and exactly what changed. Filter by module, person and date.
A moved reservation, changed dates, a recorded payment - one click returns to the state before, as long as nothing else has touched it since.
Cancelling, deleting, letting a guest leave owing money - each asks for confirmation, and some also for a reason that stays in the history.
A new booking reaches your phone even with the panel closed. Each person switches it on in their own browser.
A new account types a six-digit code from its email before it sees anything. An account opened on someone else's address simply cannot be used.
The paper a guest is handed
Every document is rendered from the data at the moment you open it - never stored as a file. A correction shows up in the printout immediately, with no “please print that again”.

Everything this stay costs, line by line: nights, extras, services with the day they were used, discounts, the local levy. With your logo at the top.
Gapless numbering within the year, the seller block frozen onto the document, a breakdown per rate. A host who is not VAT-registered gets the exemption printed instead of an invented 8%.
The full article 13 notice - controller, purpose, legal basis, retention and the guest's rights. Your company as the controller, not ours.
Occupancy, revenue, channels, the local levy - printable, or CSV when your accountant asks.
Sending B2B invoices to Poland's national e-invoicing system is built and tested on our side; we switch it on for tenants once we have completed production validation. We would rather say that plainly than promise the moon.
Revenue
Set seasons once, let the automat watch for opportunities, and read reports that say what actually stays in your pocket - after every commission.

July 890, May 520, three-night minimum in summer - written once; the website, the calendar and every quote read from the same place.
Optional: busy dates drift up to your stated maximum, quiet last-minute dates ease down to your stated minimum. Never outside the band; one switch turns it off.
iCal calendars both ways: their bookings block your nights, yours block theirs. A conflict is detected and brought to you - never silently overwritten.
The calendar link works today; full two-way sync via the Szallas group partner programme is in progress.
Enter each channel's contracted commission and the report shows revenue, commission and net per source. When it does not know - it says so instead of guessing.
Occupancy, ADR, RevPAR, booking sources, breakfast and parking revenue - every number with a one-sentence explanation. Nothing to configure.
Before arrival, a payment reminder, a thank-you after the stay - at the right moment, in the guest's language, only at civilised hours.
Team & peace of mind
Everyone sees exactly what their job needs - and nothing else. And you sleep well, because data is separated at the database level.

Reception sees arrivals and payments, housekeeping only the room board, accounting the money and reports. An account takes a minute; access is cut with one tap.
Who confirmed, who took the payment, who changed the price - every action stays in history. 'Who did this?' takes a second to answer.
Website is 2 accounts, Website + Channels 5, the whole of ApartSync no limit. The ceiling is written on the screen rather than discovered by hitting it. Moving down a plan FREEZES the accounts over the limit - the history stays and the person returns when a seat frees up. The owner never freezes.
Eight themes, chosen by the account rather than the property. An owner reading invoices at midnight and a receptionist under a strip light can have completely different screens, and each takes theirs to the next device.
You decide how many years after the last stay personal data disappears - name, contact, notes. The stay, the amounts and the invoices remain, because those are a separate obligation. We never touch a guest who is with you, nor anybody with money still owed.
Managing a few places - switch between them without signing out. One person, many properties, zero data mixing.
Each property's data isolated at the database level (row-level security), daily backups, encrypted integration keys.
New features appear by themselves - no installs, no downtime, no maintenance window. The system version is always stated in the open.
Front desk, bookings, housekeeping, prices, reports and your own website - one place, from day one. Create the account in the evening; by morning you are the hotel manager.
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