The reporting section is essential for any host that wants to improve his revenue. In this section, you can generate reports using a broad range of filters on a portfolio level (multiple listings, per city).

For individual reporting, you can generate reports on a listing level as well.

Overview of the Reporting section

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Reporting section allows you to see all the graphs on a monthly basis, including:

Revenue

One of the most important KPI indicators. Here you can see the revenue per month from the selected filters.

Occupancy rate

To exemplify the occupancy rate, let's imagine that an apartment building contains 20 units and 18 of them have renters. Therefore, the building has a 90% occupancy rate. Similarly, a 200-room hotel with guests staying in 150 rooms at a time has a 75% occupancy rate.

Average Nightly Rate or Average Daily Rate (ADR)

An average daily rate (ADR) is a metric to indicate the average room rental per day for the given month.

Cash Flow

Cash flow is the net amount of money being transferred into your business during the month. For example, Airbnb pays a few days after the check-in, so it will display when you are receiving this revenue.