Simply Hospitality features

Your database

The records, fields, cleanup tools, and history that keep the team working from one reliable source.

What’s included

Records for the people and work you manage

Track guests, events, and bookings — with the notes, history, and related records that explain them — in one place.

See how hospitality teams use this
  • One record can hold contact details, history, forms, payments, and notes instead of five spreadsheets.
  • The hospitality team can open a single record and see the whole relationship before replying.
  • New kinds of records can be added later without starting the database over.
Included by planPlans are sized by your operations and bookings — never by staff seats. The full schedule is on the pricing page.
Pricing details
  • Archived records stop counting toward your plan without being deleted.

Fields that match the real details

Capture dates, money, addresses, files, preferences, notes, relationships, and other details in fields that fit hospitality group work.

See how hospitality teams use this
  • A date field can drive reminders, while a money field can feed totals and reports.
  • File fields can keep photos, PDFs, and signed forms attached to the record they belong to.
  • Address fields can power maps, mailings, and arrival-day logistics.
IncludedIncluded on every plan, including Free.

Statuses, categories, and choices your team understands

Use your own statuses, categories, stages, and choices so the hospitality team does not have to translate the system's language.

See how hospitality teams use this
  • A status list like Inquiry, Active, and Alumni can match the words already used around the hospitality group.
  • Consistent choices mean reports never split across five spellings of the same thing.
  • Update a list once and every form, view, and report follows.
IncludedIncluded on every plan, including Free.

Connections between people, work, and outcomes

Connect guests, events, and bookings to the records, payments, forms, and follow-up that explain the full story.

See how hospitality teams use this
  • A household can connect guests to shared addresses, emergency contacts, and history.
  • A payment can link back to the exact thing it paid for.
  • Opening one record can show everything connected to it, one click away.
IncludedIncluded on every plan, including Free.

Smart lists that update themselves

Keep saved groups current automatically: active guests, events, and bookings, overdue follow-up, full sessions, or any other useful segment.

See how hospitality teams use this
  • A list like "active guests, events, and bookings with no activity in 90 days" can stay current on its own.
  • New records that match the rules join the list automatically; nobody re-tags anything.
  • Follow-up queues can empty themselves as the work gets done.
IncludedIncluded on every plan, including Free.

Spreadsheet imports and clean exports

Bring existing spreadsheets in, clean them up, and export exactly the view your team needs.

See how hospitality teams use this
  • The first spreadsheet can be imported, mapped to real fields, and cleaned in one pass.
  • Any saved view can export exactly the columns it shows.
  • A migration from an old system can arrive as structured records, not a document dump.
IncludedIncluded on every plan, including Free.

Duplicate cleanup

Find messy records, standardize fields, and clean duplicates so the database gets easier to trust instead of harder.

See how hospitality teams use this
  • Two records for the same person can merge without losing either history.
  • A messy import can be tidied with bulk fixes instead of row-by-row edits.
  • The database can get more trustworthy over time instead of quietly rotting.
IncludedIncluded on every plan, including Free.

Archive inactive records without deleting history

Move inactive guests, events, and bookings out of daily lists so they stop counting toward your plan, without losing history.

See how hospitality teams use this
  • Last season’s inactive guests, events, and bookings can be archived in one batch and stop counting toward billing.
  • Archived records stay available for history and reporting.
  • Anything archived by mistake can be restored instantly.
Included by planPlans are sized by your operations and bookings — never by staff seats. The full schedule is on the pricing page.
Pricing details
  • Archived records stop counting toward your plan without being deleted.

Approval before sensitive changes go final

Route sensitive record changes through review instead of letting every update go straight to final state.

See how hospitality teams use this
  • A sensitive change can wait for a second set of eyes before it goes final.
  • Public submissions can sit in a review queue instead of writing straight to live records.
  • Approvers can see exactly what would change before saying yes.
IncludedIncluded on every plan, including Free.

A setup your Team Admin can keep shaping

Team Admins can shape collections, fields, settings, forms, and views as the team learns what it really needs.

See how hospitality teams use this
  • A new field can be added the same day someone asks for it.
  • A whole new kind of record can be modeled without a consultant or a support ticket.
  • The setup can keep evolving as the hospitality group changes how it works.
IncludedIncluded on every plan, including Free.

Labels for organizing the work

Organize records and platform objects with reusable labels that work across lists, filters, and administration.

IncludedIncluded on every plan, including Free.

A clear change history

Track who changed what and when, including system and automation activity that matters for support and compliance.

See how hospitality teams use this
  • "Who changed this phone number?" becomes a lookup, not an investigation.
  • Sensitive records show a full trail of edits, imports, and merges.
  • Offboarding reviews can confirm what an account touched and when.
IncludedIncluded on every plan, including Free.

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