Single source of truth
OTAs, the booking engine and the desk share one calendar.
Solution
Stop overbookings
An overbooking is two calendars disagreeing. The fix is architectural: one availability that every channel reads and writes.
- One availability
- Same-cycle sync
- Room-level blocking
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What you get
How Lobbix fixes it
Same-cycle updates
A booking anywhere updates everywhere in the same sync cycle.
Room-level protection
Two stays cannot be assigned to one room, even manually.
Sync log
Every push and pull recorded — failures surface, not hide.
Stop-sell that sticks
Close dates once; every channel obeys.
Modification handling
Date changes and cancellations sync as reliably as bookings.
Frequently asked questions
Can overbookings still happen?
The window shrinks to the sync cycle of the slowest channel — minutes, not the hours a manual extranet routine leaves open. The log shows every sync so you can verify rather than hope.
What happens when a channel connection fails?
Failures retry and surface in the dashboard by name — a failed sync is visible, not silent.
Does the booking engine share the same availability?
Yes — it reads the same calendar as everything else.
See it on your own property
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