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How booking works, payment links, guest data and typical nuances

BOOKING VIA AI

The AI asks the guest for the required dates and details, checks availability and current prices in the PMS (Travelline / Bnovo / MEWS), then generates a booking or payment link — or creates the reservation directly. The entire process takes place in the conversation without manager involvement.
This is standard behavior: a reservation in Travelline is only recorded at the moment the guest follows the link and confirms it. If the guest received the link but did not follow it — the booking is considered unconfirmed and will not appear in the PMS. Ask the guest whether they followed the link.
This is non-standard behavior that can be fixed at the instruction level. Add an explicit prohibition to the employee instruction:
“Never use test or made-up data for bookings. Always request real data from the guest before creating a reservation.” After adding the instruction, retrain the employee (📚📕📙📗📓📖) and clear the memory.
Simultaneous booking of two or more rooms is not currently supported. For such requests, the AI automatically transfers the conversation to a manager. The manager completes the process manually.
Automatic addition of extra services to a booking is not yet implemented — PMS documentation is being reviewed. In the current configuration, the AI records the guest’s request and passes it to the manager for manual processing.
Add an explicit rule to the employee instruction:
“Process all bookings within the current year unless the guest explicitly specifies a different year.” After adding the instruction, retrain the employee and clear the memory.
Direct creation of hourly reservations via the PMS is not currently available — Travelline only supports per-night accounting. Current solution: the AI collects the guest’s details (dates, hours, preferences) and passes them to the manager for manual processing.
This is a wording issue in the instruction: the AI may have reported “booked” meaning only that the data had been collected. Correct the instruction — replace “booked” with a specific action:
“Details have been passed to the manager” or “Booking link has been sent.” Retrain the employee and clear the memory.
Add an explicit calculation rule to the instruction:
“A 1-night booking includes 2 days: the check-in day and the check-out day. The period ‘from the 4th to the 6th’ is 2 nights, not 3.” After adding the instruction, retrain the employee and clear the memory.