This report is designed to see the hotel statistic information. The filters that can be applied in most reports are the following:
Real Time, Hours, Days and Weeks: It allows to filter by the statistics of the current day or statistics filtered by hours, days and weeks. The maximum number of days that can be considered is the one corresponding to the length of a month.
Customer: It allows to filter the search requests by customer.
Supplier: It allows to filter the search requests by supplier.
Zone: It allows to filter by the request destination area.
Request Type: It allows to filter by the type of request that has been made.
Interface: It allows to filter by the environment where the search has been made (XML, CLC, etc.).
Availability Type: It allows to filter by the availability type that has been obtained in the hotel searches (Multi-hotel, One-hotel, Zone or Unknown).
Nationality: It allows to filter by the nationality of the passenger.
Destination: It allows to filter by the destination area of the passenger.
Context: It allows to filter by the request context.
This report shows statistic information about the flow of requests made by the agencies. It offers dashboards focused on different targets to facilitate the monitoring of some fields like the response times, the errors that occurred or the proper conversion of each agency, among others.
In the upper part of each dashboard, you will be able to use different filters and select the dates of your choice from the horizontal time axis (by keeping it pressed and dragging during the desired period). The maximum period you can filter is 30 days.
It is also possible to activate the scroll of the charts by selecting Configuration > Zoom, filtering the data of a specific chart by pressing the desired values from the legend or using the View Full Screen option by pressing the three horizontal stripes that are found in the upper-right part of each chart.
Tab 1: Hour Summary
Trend of the requests of each agency broken down by hour. The dashboard is composed of the following charts:






Tab 2: Daily Summary
Trend of the statistic requests of each agency broken down by day. The charts that make up this dashboard are the same as in the previous case.
Tab 3: Weekly Summary
Same information as on the previous tabs broken down by week.
Tab 4: Customer
Thanks to this report, you can obtain information about the requests performed for each of the agencies and about which of them have a better proportion between the number of requests and bookings made. The dashboard is composed of the following charts:


Tab 5: Errors
Detail of the errors returned to each of the agencies. The dashboard is composed of the following charts:


Tab 6: Warnings
Distribution of Warnings in Booking Rule and Booking step. Remember that if more than one warning is returned in a request, only the first one is shown in the statistics.

Tab 7: Data Transfer
Trend of the data transfer usage. The dashboard is composed of the following charts:


Tab 8: Destination
Statistics broken down by destination areas. The dashboard is composed of the following charts:

Tab 9: Customer Zones
Statistics broken down by the origin area of the request. The screen is composed of the following charts:

Tab 10: Nationality
The statistics are displayed according to the nationality of the passengers and the destination area. Some of the points that can be defined by means of this tab are the following:
The tab is composed of the following charts:
In this case, the nationality of the passenger appears to the left of the chart and the destination country, to the right.

To obtain more details regarding the destinations grouped by "Other", the bar indicated should be clicked on.

Top Nationalities x Requests: It indicates the nationalities that have made the most transactions.
Top Nationalities x Hotel Ratio Results: It shows the ratio of hotels requested and returned by nationality.

Top Nationalities x Worst L2B: It indicates on a map the proportion of bookings according to the number of requests made per nationality.
Top Nationalities x Errors: Proportion of errors according to the nationality of the passenger that made the transaction.

Tab 11: Travel Date
This report allows to view the travel dates that are being requested per customer and nationality. It also shows if the quantity of right responses is the one expected for the travel dates requested.
This report is composed of the following charts:

Thanks to this chart, you can define which dates have the least availabilty and how long in advance your customers tend to book.



Real Time
The activation of minute-by-minute and second-by-second reports requires internal configuration. For more information, please contact your Project Manager.
In the Accommodation API Statistics > Statistics Client > REAL TIME menu, you will find a sub-menu that allows you to choose to view reports by minute or by second:


Real time by minute
Information is gathered in two-hour periods by the system, which caches it for quick access.
Initially, data from the last two hours will be retrieved, and as the data in the cache expands, the hours in the selector will be extended until a full day is achieved (the data for a full day is loaded in less than five minutes):

Filters
A maximum of two hours can be selected for filtering, which improves the visibility of the information. Functioning of the hour selector:

If the filtering for the last two hours has been done, the filter is automatically updated as the minutes pass:


In addition to filtering by hours, the option to filter by client can be found through the Customer dropdown menu…

… and by response type, through the Request Type selector:

Graphs

In all the graphs, you will find an option that allows you to obtain more details; simply click the two opposite arrows shown in the top right corner of the graph, and a new window will open in the browser:

New window with the graph details:





Real time by second
Only periods of up to five minutes can be filtered in this report, and it will always be within the time period previously selected, which, by default, will be the last two hours relative to the current time:

Filters




Hours: A maximum range of two hours can be selected. By default, the last two hours relative to the current time are pre-selected.
Minutes: The previously selected period in the hour selector is shown and allows selecting up to five minutes. This period will also be updated in real-time on the screen as the minutes pass:

Graphs





This report shows the same information as the previous one except that, in this case, by supplier.
In the upper part of each dashboard, you will be able to use different filters and select the dates of your choice from the horizontal time axis (by keeping it pressed and dragging during the desired period). The maximum period you can filter is 30 days.
It is also possible to activate the scroll of the charts by selecting Configuration > Zoom, filtering the data of a specific chart by pressing the desired values from the legend or using the View Full Screen option by pressing the three horizontal stripes that are found in the upper-right part of each chart.
Tab 1: Hour Summary
Trend of the statistic requests of each agency broken down by hour. The dashboard is composed of the following charts:


Tab 2: Daily Summary
Trend of the statistic requests of each supplier broken down by day. The charts that make up this dashboard are the same as in the previous case.
Tab 3: Weekly Summary
Same information as on the previous tabs broken down by week.
Tab 4: Supplier
Thanks to this report, you can obtain information about the requests performed for each of the suppliers and about which of them have a better proportion between the number of requests and bookings made. The dashboard is composed of the following charts:


Tab 5: Credential
This report shows the same information as on the previous tab, except that it is broken down by the supplier credential.
Tab 6: Customer
Thanks to this report, you can obtain information about the requests performed for each of the agencies and about which of them have a better proportion between the number of requests and the bookings made. The dashboard is composed of the following charts:


Tab 5: Errors
Detail of the errors returned by each of the suppliers. The dashboard is composed of the following charts:


Tab 6: Errors detail
Detail of the errors returned by the suppliers. The dashboard is composed of the following charts:


This report reflects the statistic information related to the flow of requests performed by the agencies having Proxy. It includes dashboards focused on different targets to facilitate the monitoring of many fields.
Tab 1: Hour Summary
Trend of the requests of each agency broken down by hour. The dashboard is composed of the following charts:


Tab 2: Daily Summary
Trend of the statistic requests of each agency broken down by day. The charts that make up this dashboard are the same as in the previous case.
Tab 3: Weekly Summary
Same information as on the previous tabs broken down by week.
Tab 4: Customer
Thanks to this report, you can obtain information about the requests performed for each of the agencies and about which of them have a better proportion between the number of requests and bookings made. The dashboard is composed of the following charts:

Tab 5: IP
It shows the information about the IPs of those clients with Proxy.

Tab 6: Errors
It shows the errors made, broken down by type of error, server and whether or not the request is cached. The charts that make up the dashboard are the following:


This report reflects the statistic information related to the flow of requests made by the suppliers having Proxy. It includes dashboards focused on different targets to facilitate the monitoring of the suppliers thanks to different fields.
Tab 1: Hour Summary
Trend of the requests of each agency broken down by hour. The dashboard is composed of the following charts:


Tab 2: Daily Summary
Trend of the statistic requests of each supplier broken down by day. The charts that make up this dashboard are the same as in the previous case.
Tab 3: Weekly Summary
Same information as on the previous tabs broken down by week.
Tab 4: Supplier
Thanks to this report, you can obtain information about the requests performed for each of the suppliers and about which of them have a better proportion between the number of requests and bookings made. The dashboard is composed of the following charts:

Tab 5: IP
It shows information about the IPs of those suppliers with Proxy.

Tab 6: Errors
It shows the errors made by each supplier, broken down by type of error, server and whether or not the request is cached. The charts that make up the dashboard are the following:

This report shows statistical information about hotel requests by your integrators and agencies.
From the top of each dashboard you have the possibility to filter by different items and, on the horizontal chronological axis, select the dates that interest you (holding down and dragging during the desired period).
You also have the possibility to activate the scroll of the graphics from the upper right by selectiong Settings > zoom, filter the data of a specific graphic by clicking on the desired values in the legend or use View Full Screen option clicking on the three horizontal lines located on top right side of the figure.
Tab 1: Customer
This report shows statistical information about requests made by agencies.


Tab 2: Zones
Information for the cities with the highest percentage of OK and KO requests.


Tab 3: Hotel
Same information as in the previous reports referring to hotel requested.


Tab 4: Booking Window
Total hotel requests information by travel week and percentage of correct and wrong requests.


Tab 5: L2B
This tab allows you to view the information related to the countries, cities/towns or hotels with the highest number of requests according to different criteria.
The dashboards per cities/towns and hotels also appear in the same way as that of the countries mentioned above.


This report shows statistical information about hotel requests to your suppliers and the responses obtained.
From the top of each dashboard you have the possibility to filter by different items and, on the horizontal chronological axis, select the dates that interest you (holding down and dragging during the desired period).
You also have the possibility to activate the scroll of the graphics from the upper right by selectiong Settings > zoom, filter the data of a specific graphic by clicking on the desired values in the legend or use View Full Screen option clicking on the three horizontal lines located on top right side of the figure.
Tab 1: Customer
This report shows statistical information about requests made by agencies.


Tab 2: Supplier
Same information as in the previous report but referring to hotel requests to suppliers.


Tab 3: Zones
Information for the cities with the highest percentage of OK and KO requests.


Tab 4: Hotel
Same information as in the previous reports referring to hotel requested.


Tab 5: Booking Window
Total hotel requests information by travel week and percentage of correct and wrong requests.


Tab 6: L2B
This tab allows you to view the information related to the countries, cities/towns or hotels with the highest number of requests according to different criteria.
The dashboards per cities/towns and hotels also appear in the same way as that of the countries mentioned above.


This report shows statistical information about the flow of requests made to services. It has panels focused on different aims to monitor the traffic (response times, requests, errors, etc.).
From the top of each dashboard you have the possibility to filter by the desired client and, on the horizontal chronological axis, select the dates that interest you (holding down and dragging during the desired period).
You also have the possibility to activate the scroll of the graphics from the upper right by selectiong Settings > zoom, activate last week data by default, filter the data of a specific graphic by clicking on the desired values in the legend or use View Full Screen option clicking on the three horizontal lines located on top right side of the figure.
Tab 1: Summary
With this dashboard you can have an overview about the transfer requests made in the last months. It is created with the following graphics:

Tab 2: Customer
Dashboard of requests by customer. It is composed of the following graphics:


Tab 3: Customer errors
Dashboard of error requests by customer. It is created with the following graphics:

Tab 4: Supplier
Dashboard of requests by supplier. It is created with the following graphics:

Tab 5: Supplier errors
Dashboard of error requests by supplier. It is created with the following graphics:

This report shows statistical information about the flow of requests made to transfers. It has panels focused on different aims to monitor the traffic (response times, requests, errors, etc.).
From the top of each dashboard you have the possibility to filter by the desired client and, on the horizontal chronological axis, select the dates that interest you (holding down and dragging durint the desired period).
You also have the possibility to activate the scroll of the graphics from the upper right by selectiong Settings > zoom, activate last week data by default, filter the data of a specific graphic by clicking on the desired values in the legend or make use of View Full Screen option clicking on the three horizontal lines located on top right side of the figure.
Tab 1: Summary
With this dashboard you can have an overview about the transfer requests made in the last months. It is created with the following graphics:

Tab 2: Customer
Dashboard of requests by customer. It is composed of the following graphics:


Tab 3: Customer errors
Dashboard of error requests by customer. It is created with the following graphics:


Tab 4: Supplier
Dashboard of requests by supplier. It is created with the following graphics:


Tab 5: Supplier errors
Dashboard of error requests by supplier. It is created with the following graphics:


This report shows statistical information about the flow of requests made by the agencies from te Web interface. It has panels focused on different aims to monitor the traffic (response times, requests, errors, etc.).
From the top of each dashboard you have the possibility to filter by the desired client and, on the horizontal chronological axis, select the dates that interest you (holding down and dragging durint the desired period). You also have the possibility to activate the scroll of the graphics from the upper right by selectiong Settings > zoom, filter the data of a specific graphic by clicking on the desired values in the legend or make use of View Full Screen option clicking on the three horizontal lines located on top right side of the figure.
Tab 1: Response time
This dashboard focuses on monitoring the response time of the web interface. It is composed of the following graphics:

Tab 2: Requests
Dashboard of requests received by customers visible for hours. It has the same structure as the previous one.

Tab 3: Results
Dashboard of customers response breakdown by hours of the day. It has the same structure as the previous ones.

Tab 4: Zones
This dashboard shows information related to the requests received and the zones of the same. It is composed of the following graphics:

Tab 5: Errors
Dashboard on errors processed with the same structure as the previous ones.

Tab 6: GB Usage
Dashboard on the GB consumed with the same structure as the previous ones.

Tab 7: Login
Information about customers who have accessed the system. The dashboard is composed of the following graphics:

Tab 8: L2B
This tab shows information related to the different phases of the booking process. The dashboard consists of the following charts:

With this report you can know the response time of reservation requests as well as information about them.

On the following pages it is possible to view data of the reservations made during the selected period, as well as customer, interface, reservation locator, etc.

This report shows information about price changes that have occurred in the system, offering the option of breaking them down by customer, supplier or hotel, among others.
At the top you have some options to filter by supplier, customer or if you want to show only the price changes allowed. Selecting on the legend or on an area in the grphics, it is filtered by said information and the rest of the graphs are dynamically updated. Moreover, clicking on the three horizontal lines located on top right side of any graphic it displays the View Full Screen option, through wich you can view the graphic in full screen and a summary table of the data, including the option to download them. In the upper right part, from Settings > Zoom, you can activate the zoom mode which allows you to scroll the graphics with the mouse.
Tab 1: Summary
This dashboard shows an overview of price changes or the availability errors produced in the system.
If you filter by Price changes, the dashboard is made up of the following graphics:

If you filter by Availability Errors, the dashboard is made up of the following graphics:

Tab 2: Supplier
This dashboard provides an overview of the price changes returned by each supplier.
At the top of the dashboard, in addition to usual filters, a time axis is offered to be able to filter the desired dates.
El dashboard is made up of the following graphics:


Tab 3: Customer
This dashboard shows the same information as the previos one but broken down by customers.
El dashboard is made up of the following graphics:


Tab 4: Hotel
This dashboard shows information about the hotels that have had the highest volume of price changes.
El dashboard is made up of the following graphics:

This report shows statistical information about the Channel Managers who have pushed on your system.
The first three tabs present the same charts; the only difference lies on the time breakdown. The indicators are defined below:
Tab 1: Hour Summary
This dashboard shows the indicators broken down by time and Channel Manager.

Tab 2: Daily Summary
This dashboard shows the indicators broken down by day and Channel Manager.

Tab 3: Weekly Summary
This dashboard shows the indicators broken down by week and Channel Manager.

Tab 4: Integrator
This tab provides you a dashboard destined to specific views of each Channel Manager. In this case, the temporality comes from filters and the data shown on the charts are added from the whole period selected.
Top Integrators x Requests: Quantity of requests received per Channel Manager. When placing the mouse over the bars of each one, you will see the percentage of right responses.
Top Integrators x Errors: Quantity of requests containing an error per Channel Manager. If you wish to see the error breakdown, place the mouse over each side bar.
Top Integrators x Bookings: Quantity of bookings per Channel Manager.
Top Integrators x Hotels: Quantity of hotels requested per Channel Manager. If you wish to see the percentage of right responses, place the mouse over the side bars.

Pestaña 5: User
This tab presents a dashboard destined to specific views of each User. In this case, the temporality comes from the filters and the data displayed in the charts are added from the period selected.
Top Users x Requests: Quantity of requests sent per User. When placing the mouse over the bars of each one, we can see the percentage of right responses.
Top Users x Errors: Quantity of requests containing an error per User. If you wish to see the error breakdown, place the mouse over each side bar.
Top Users x Bookings: Quantity of bookings per User.
Top Users x Hotels: Quantity of hotels requested per User. If you wish to see the percentage of right responses, place the mouse over the side bars.

Tab 6: Error Breakdown
This tab allows you to see in detail the errors under different views. Once again, the temporary breakdown is not visible but we have a filter bar to select the period.
Top Error Type x Errors: Quantity of errors broken down by error type. If you wish to see the percentage that represents each bar, place the mouse over it.
Top Integrators x Errors: Quantity of errors broken down by Channel Manager. If you wish to see the percentage it represents over the total, place the mouse over it.
Top Users x Errors: Quantity of errors broken down by User. If you wish to see the percentage it represents over the total, place the mouse over it.
Top IPs x Errors: Quantity of errors broken down by IPs. If you wish to see the percentage it represents over the total, place the mouse over it.
Errors x Integration Type: Circle diagram that represents the errors per integration type. To see the breakdown, place the mouse over each portion.
Errors x Request Type: Circle diagram that represents the errors per request type. To see the breakdown, place the mouse over each portion.

Tab 7: Warning Breakdown
Top Warnings Type x Warnings: Quantity of warnings broken down by warning type. If you wish to see the percentage that represents each bar, place the mouse over it.
Top Integrators x Warnings: Quantity of warnings broken down by Channel Manager. If you wish to see the percentage that it represents over the total, place the mouse over it.
Top Users x Warnings: Quantity of warnings broken down by User. If you wish to see the percentage that it represents over the total, place the mouse over it.
Warnings x Request Type: Circle diagram that represents the warnings per request type. To see the breakdown, place the mouse over each portion.
Warnings x Integration Type: Circle diagram that represents the warnings per integration type. To see the breakdown, place the mouse over each portion.
