Quick Check-Out, Settlement and Small Balance Waivers
Settle the bill at check-out, transfer it to a company, or waive a small leftover balance with a reason, and keep the bill open to fix later.
Your desk closes the bill and prints the invoice at check-out. A balance owed by a company on credit moves to its ledger. A guest who paid the OTA already shows zero due. For everyone else, choose the payment method and print.
Waiving a small balance
Bags packed, the guest stands at the desk while the card shows ₹142, perhaps GST rounding on an OTA rate or a water bottle nobody will dispute. Your desk can write it off as an allowance, noting a reason and their own name, up to a low limit of ₹500. The accounts record the allowance and the guest leaves on time.
What it blocks, and what it doesn't
- A bill with an open balance above the limit will not close. Collect it, or move the balance onto a company or agent account first. This is the single block, and money is the reason.
- The final night is posted before any refusal. If check-out is refused, that posting is reversed too, so no half-posted night is left behind.
After departure
The bill remains available. You can add a GST number, raise a credit note, reprint the invoice, or have the administrator change the payer with a log entry. Anything about a past stay can still be reached, and every change is recorded.
The night audit records a no-show when your desk confirms it, not at a fixed hour, and it never posts a charge you have no way to collect.
