RezStream releases Cloud-based reservation software

 RezStream released its Cloud-based reservation software to the market today after seeing success with the initial roll-out process.

After onboarding more than 25 clients that pre-ordered the software, RezStream is now opening the software up to new clients ready to upgrade their properties software. The affordable Cloud-based software is noted by clients as being intuitive, user-friendly, and customizable.

“We’re very excited to finally offer our Cloud-based product to the wide range of independent properties that’ll benefit greatly from our software,” said RezStream VP Business Development Josh Wise. “Using years of hoteliers’ feedback gave us deeper insight into features and functions that really matter to property owners and building the software around those needs is what sets RezStream Cloud apart from other web-based reservation systems. We know what our clients need to run their business and made that the priority of our software.”

RezStream Cloud features include:

  • Accessibility – Access from any Internet-enabled device
  • Automatic emails
  • Guest database
  • Dashboard
  • Online booking engine
  • Rate management
  • Reporting
  • Reservations
  • Search functionality
  • Security
  • Simple data migration*
  • Tagging
  • Yield management – coming soon
  • Third party API connections – coming soon

*For current RezStream customers

RezStream’s updated software offering is developer tested and client approved. The focus was releasing a quality product which is evident in the video showcasing the vision behind the product, available on temp.rezstream.com/rezstreamcloud.

For the past two years, RezStream’s developers analyzed more than 10 years’ worth of feedback and data to structure a property management system around the way innkeepers actually work. The starting point is the occupancy map, and then it seamlessly moves through the reservation process by providing the right information at the right time.

“Our next step is to create integration points for third party applications and software that our clients deem necessary to be successful,” said Wise. “We’re also putting a focus on user flexibility to make sure the software works the way each unique client needs it to work.”

Published: October 5, 2015