Brent Kleinheksel

Read more here: http://support.lodgix.com/en/articles/5748549-airbnb-occupancy-taxes

Things to know about the new dashboard: The widgets can be configured, resized and even deleted. Clicking on a graph will produce a table of the data that comprises the graph. Look for the 3 dot icons.  Clicking on those brings up more options. The cancellations widget will show only cancellations that come in from

We’ve recently launched a small update for our Airbnb integration.   Airbnb is moving towards a system where handicap accessibility  must be verified via a photo. In the case of a bedroom, the accessibility verification looks like this: For a bathroom, it looks like this: Uploading those photos is done on a property by property basis

Beware of a phishing attempt email that appears to have been emailed a subset of Lodgix subscribers, it will look like below.   DO NOT CLICK ON ANY LINK IN THAT EMAIL!  DO NOT ENTER YOUR LODGIX LOGIN CREDENTIALS! Subject: New Reservation Request Check-in Date: 11 October 2021Nights: 3 Dear Partner, You have received a new reservation

Due to recent VRBO cost cutting initiatives, we are implementing a 1/2% fee on all NEW VRBO reservations originating on or after November 1, 2021. Most property managers simply pass this fee on to the guest using a rate multiplier which can be setup within the VRBO integration page here: https://www.lodgix.com/system/partners/homeaway/ Here is a screenshot of

Updates are forthcoming! The new dashboard is now live on the production server, but invisible to all users while we work through some last minute refinements. Here is a link to a video illustrating some of the functionality of the new dashboard: One of the oldest elements on Lodgix are the invoicing interfaces.   We’ve been

On occasion, a guest will behave so poorly or leave the property in such bad condition that it would be nice if that guest could somehow have a “flag” attached to their record, something that would immediately let the property manager know that this guest has a history. In days gone by, that was called

Guest Status(es) We get quite a few requests to allow for the flagging of a guest.  Historically this would have been called a “Blacklist” and while the etymology of “Blacklist” has no racial connection, the whole “whitelist” (good), “blacklist” (bad) convention is probably in need of a refresh.   As a result we are using “Blocklist”