Productivity Verification report

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You can run the Productivity Verification report along with the Productivity report to see more details on the included bookings. This report provides a detailed list of bookings that can be used to identify data entry issues affecting the Productivity report totals. You need to use the same report criteria for both reports for accuracy.

Additional information:

To run the report

  1. Navigate to Amadeus Reports.
  2. Under Pace and Productivity, click Productivity Verification Report.
  3. Complete the report criteria.

    When selecting criteria, inactive values are preceded by an asterisk (*).

    FieldDescription
    Beginning and Ending Activity DateAny bookings that were created or modified during the activity date range are included in the report.
    Beginning and Ending Consumption DateAny roomnights or events that are in-house during this date range are included in the report. The most common consumption date range is the first day of this year through the end of booking time.

    Consumption refers to the actual dates that revenue is generated, regardless of the booking's arrival and departure dates. For example, if a booking is in-house December 29–January 2, and you run the report using a consumption date range of December 1–31, only those guestrooms and events on December 29-31 are included.

    Here are two examples of how to set the activity and consumption date ranges for the Productivity report:

    • To see activity that took place in the month for the month, set both date ranges the same.

    • To see activity that took place last month for future groups, set the activity date range to last month and the consumption date range to the end of booking time.
    PropertiesSelect which properties to include in the report. By default, all properties you have access to are included.
    Revenue TypesSelect which revenue type to include in the report. By default, only bookings classified as Banquet are included.
    IncludeSelect which type of information you want to include in the report. By default, both Guestroom and Event Revenue are selected.
    GuestroomSelect to report on Agreed, Blocked, Forecasted, or Picked Up guestroom values.

    If you select Agreed, Blocked, or Forecasted, guestroom information is based on picked up figures when the entire booking is marked pickup complete, not the individual room blocks.

    If you select Picked Up, guestroom information is always based on picked up figures whether marked complete or not.
    Revenue ClassificationsSelect the corporate revenue classifications to display when Show Event Revenue Detail is selected. Custom revenue classifications are combined into the Additional classification.
    Users Select which users to include in the report. By default, booking changes made by all users are included.
    User RoleSelect which user role to include in the report. By default, Booked by is selected.
    Show Event Revenue DetailWhen selected, the event revenue for each month in the consumption date range is sorted by the individual parent revenue classifications.
    Booking Market SegmentsSelect the booking market segments to include in the report. By default, all are selected.
    Booking TypesSelect the booking types to include in the report. By default, all are selected.
    Show DetailsSelect Expanded if you want each section to be open, or Collapsed if you want them to be closed. You can adjust each section after you run the report.
  4. Click View Report.

The following information displays for each selected property, and is grouped into three sections:

Field Description
Report Activity as of <<activity end date>>
New Definite This is the number of guestrooms, average rate, guestroom revenue, and event revenue that turned definite during the activity date range.
Lost/Downgraded This is the decrease in definite guestrooms, guestroom revenue, and event revenue from bookings whose status changed to Lost, Cancelled, or Turned Down.
Reval This is an increase or decrease in definite guestrooms, guestroom revenue, and event revenue. For example, an event is added to a booking during the activity date range, resulting in a positive reval. If the expected attendance for an event drops during the activity date range, a negative reval displays.
Slippage This is used for bookings that remained definite and were marked pickup complete during the activity period.

Slippage applies to guestrooms and guestroom revenue only. The following formulas are used to calculate these fields, and are based on your Guestroom report criteria:

  • (Final picked up guestrooms) - (Beginning agreed, blocked, forecasted, or picked up guestrooms)

  • (Final picked up guestroom revenue) - (Beginning agreed, blocked, forecasted, or picked up guestroom revenue)

Slippage is only calculated for bookings that have been marked pickup complete during the activity date range. If any room block on the booking has not been marked pickup complete during that period, the booking is not included.

Net Definite This is the final change in the number of guestrooms, guestroom revenue, and event revenue during the activity date range. Slippage is only included for guestrooms and guestroom revenue. The following formula is used to calculate this field:

(New Definite) - (Lost/Downgraded) +/- (Reval) +/- (Slippage)

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