Price Floors, Ceilings and Room-Type Rules
Set floors, ceilings, the largest allowed move and locked dates per room type, so no recommendation can break your pricing rules.
You decide the limits; the engine works inside them. Any suggestion that would cross a limit is cut back before you ever see it.
What you can set per room type
- Floor and ceiling — the lowest and highest price the engine may propose.
- Maximum move — how far one suggestion may shift the price, as a percentage and in rupees.
- Rounding and minimum change — so you are not asked to approve a ₹12 difference.
- Locked nights — dates the engine must leave alone, such as a contracted group block.
Room types stay in order
Premium room types are scored on their own demand, so a sold-out suite is noticed even when standard rooms are slow. A rule keeps the ladder intact: an upper category is never priced below its base type, and the base never rises above its cheapest premium category.
Rejections are respected
When your team rejects a suggestion for a night, the engine stays quiet on that night for seven days instead of proposing the same change again.