Cancellations that end well.
Full value for the guest, revenue kept for you — an offer guests actually say yes to.
A voucher in Accommador is a real dollar balance: collected up front, spent like money, and never lost in a spreadsheet.
A guest cancels and wants their money back. Under your policy they'd lose part of it — and now you're having that conversation.
Meanwhile the gift vouchers you sold at Christmas live in a spreadsheet. Who bought which one? What's left on it? Was it already used?
Refunds you didn't have to give, codes nobody can verify, balances nobody trusts — it all leaks money.
A discount code changes a price. It has no balance, no owner and no money behind it.
A voucher in Accommador is stored value: one dollar balance, one holder, drawn down every time it's spent — like money, because it is money.
So it redeems as a payment, the nightly rate stays honest, and the books always know exactly how much value is still out there.
A face value, an optional expiry, and whether someone paid for it or you're giving it. A comp is never confused with a sale.
Record the payment you took, or send the purchaser a secure payment link. Until it's paid, the voucher can't be spent.
Enter the code on the booking's Payments tab. The balance owing drops, the voucher's balance drops with it — across as many stays as it takes.
Instead of refunding, convert the money you already hold into credit for a future stay. The guest keeps full value; you keep the revenue.
Full value for the guest, revenue kept for you — an offer guests actually say yes to.
Sold with the payment attached, so a paid-for voucher and its money can never drift apart.
The balance is enforced on every redemption. What's left is always exactly what the screen says.
Voucher money sits in Xero as money you hold, not income you've earned — and tax lands on the stay it finally pays for.
A redemption is a payment, not a price cut — so your nightly rates, occupancy and revenue figures don't bend.
Open any voucher and see where its money came from and every stay it's been spent on.
Most systems bolt vouchers on as discount codes — no balance, no money behind them, and a price history that lies about what the room earned.
Accommador holds a voucher as real stored value: collected up front, spent like money, tracked to the last dollar, and posted to Xero as the liability it is.
Thirteen separate tools cost a typical operator about $2,060 a month. This is part of the one $500 plan — not another bill.
No. A redemption pays the booking the way money does — the price of the stay is untouched, so your reports stay honest.
Yes. It's a balance, not a one-shot code — it spends down across as many bookings as it takes.
The voucher shows as awaiting payment and can't be redeemed until the money settles. Re-send the link anytime — the old one stops working.
Not yet — vouchers are issued by you, at the desk or over the phone, with a payment link doing the collecting.
As money you're holding, alongside your deposits — not as revenue. When the voucher pays for a real stay, the revenue and the tax land on that stay's invoice.
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.