The AI proposes. Your team decides
Rate changes, restrictions, bookings and campaigns arrive ready to approve, with the reasoning in view and a record of who decided.
Plan: All plans
Real Ambrosio screens. Sample data.
Fear of the AI acting alone
Nobody wants to discover a price changed by a machine.
Decisions without a trail
Who raised that price and why, three months later.
Know-how that isn't passed on
What your revenue manager knows leaves with them.
Ambrosio does the work. You decide.
It prepares the proposal
With the exact change, the estimated impact and the data it checked.
You decide
Approve, change or reject, from the app or by asking in the chat.
It's applied and recorded
With person, time and channel, in the Log.
It learns from rejections
It asks you why and proposes a rule that management confirms.
What you get from day one
Approvals
Everything awaiting a decision, by priority and impact.
Autonomy
For each action: on its own, with approval, ask first or never.
Minimum price
Checked when proposing and again when approving.
Revenue rules
Rules drawn from your rejections that Ambrosio respects.
Log
Who decided what, when and through which channel.
Who approves what
By role and by type of proposal.
Ask Ambrosio
Examples with a fictional hotel. In your hotel it answers with your data and says what it has checked.
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Before you ask
Can it do anything without approval?
Only what you switch on in Autonomy. By default, anything involving price or money waits for approval.
Is it applied directly in the PMS?
With PMSs that accept rate updates, yes. With read-only ones, the change is left ready for you to make by hand.
Who can approve?
You decide by role in Team. The minimum price can't be changed through the chat.
We'll show you with your hotel
A 20-minute video call. We look at your prices against your real competitors and at what Ambrosio would do for you tomorrow.