Answers in one sentence.
The questions you ask all day, answered from live data instead of found by clicking.
Connect an AI assistant to your live data — availability, bookings, arrivals, numbers — with changes always waiting on your approval.
“Who arrives tomorrow?” is four clicks. “How full is Easter?” is a report. “What's owing on the Hendersons?” is a search, a booking and a tab.
Meanwhile a guest is asking about March availability at 9pm on a Sunday, and nobody is answering.
AI assistants got good at answering questions. Yours just can't see your property.
A corner-widget chatbot knows nothing about your rooms and improvises about the rest.
Accommador connects real AI assistants — Claude, and others that speak the open connector standard — to your live availability, bookings and figures.
Reads are instant. Changes are drafted for a person to approve. The line between the two is built in, not promised.
Add Accommador to Claude — or any assistant that speaks the open connector standard — with a link and a key. No developer required.
Who arrives tomorrow. How full is next weekend. What did Booking.com produce last month. Answers come from your live data, not a stale export.
Ask for a booking, a quote or a recorded payment and the assistant prepares it — every detail visible — for a person to confirm. Nothing touches your books on its own.
A guest-facing assistant answers availability and property questions from live data — seeing only what's public, never other guests or money.
The questions you ask all day, answered from live data instead of found by clicking.
Money and bookings change only when a person approves the draft. That rule is enforced, not requested.
Guests asking about dates get an instant, accurate answer instead of drifting to the next place.
Access is issued per key and revoked in one click — it stops working everywhere, that moment.
Built on the open connector standard modern assistants share, with Claude first among them.
Occupancy, pace, channel production — asked for in words, answered from the same figures your reports show.
Most “AI features” in hospitality software are a widget answering from a script — blind to your rooms, your rates and your calendar.
Accommador opens your live data to real assistants: reads instant, writes drafted for a person's approval, access under your control.
Thirteen separate tools cost a typical operator about $2,060 a month. This is part of the one $500 plan — not another bill.
No. It drafts — a booking, a quote, a payment record — and a person confirms. Drafts expire on their own if nobody approves them.
Public information only: availability, prices and property details. Never other guests, never your money.
Claude connects in a copy-and-paste, and the connection uses the open standard modern assistants share.
No. The AI Tools page issues the key and shows you exactly where to paste it.
Instantly. Revoke a key and it stops working everywhere, that moment.
Keeping your calendar in sync across the booking sites costs about $250 a month on its own. Here it's included — with your booking page, payments, Xero and guest emails — from $500/mo per location.
All of it for $5,000 a year, that price held for life — and we move you across free. 30-day free trial — cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.
Book a demoThirteen subscriptions, about $2,060 a month, none of them talking to each other. Accommador is all of it in one login, from $500 AUD/mo per location.