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Adding fee adjustments to reservations

Make fee adjustments for revenue allocated to the property manager

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Key Steps

1. Locate the Reservation 0:03

  • Navigate to the reservations page.

  • Find and select the reservation you need to review.

2. Review Fees and Commissions 0:20

  • In the fees and commission section, check the amounts due to the property manager.

3. Add Fee Adjustment 0:36

  • Click to add an adjustment for the property management fee.

  • For example, if the cleaning fee should be allocated to the property manager instead of the owner, proceed to the next step.

4. Select Fee Type 0:50

  • In the adjustment form, select 'Cleaning Fee' from the fee and commission field.

5. Input Adjustment Details 1:01

  • Enter a description for the cleaning fee revenue.

  • Specify the amount to allocate to the property manager (this can be the full amount, half, or any portion).

6. Confirm Adjustment 1:08

  • After adding the adjustment, verify that the cleaning fee revenue has been moved from the owner to the property manager.

7. Adjust Management Commission 1:20

  • If necessary, add another adjustment to modify the Management Commission.

  • For example, choose to remove the Management Commission for this reservation.

8. Verify Total Revenue 1:32

  • Check that the property manager's total reflects the cleaning fee revenue and any adjustments made to the commission.

9. Delete an Adjustment (if needed) 1:42

  • To remove an adjustment, click the trash icon next to the adjustment you wish to delete.

10. Month-End Accounting Tasks 1:50

  • As part of month-end accounting, ensure all necessary PM fee adjustments are made to reservations when applicable.

Cautionary Notes

  • Always double-check the amounts before finalizing adjustments to avoid discrepancies.

  • Ensure that adjustments comply with company policies and fee structures.

Tips for Efficiency

  • Familiarize yourself with the reservations page layout to quickly locate reservations.

  • Keep a record of common adjustments to streamline the process in the future.

  • Regularly review fee structures to ensure adjustments are made in accordance with current policies.

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