Connect the calendars from Booking.com, Airbnb and other portals, and dates taken in one place block everywhere else. The erphome reservation page refreshes availability every hour, with no retyping of dates and no risk of a double booking.
Every portal keeps its own calendar. When you sell the same apartment in several places at once, one booking on Booking.com has to block those dates on Airbnb and on your page immediately, or sooner or later you will take two guests for the same stay.
erphome solves this with the iCal standard: it imports the calendars from the portals and at the same time publishes its own iCal link, which you paste on the portal side. Availability then travels in both directions, automatically.
Dates taken on any connected channel disappear from availability on your reservation page straight away.
A cron job fetches the portal calendars automatically; there is nothing to refresh and no dates to remember to retype.
You import the portal calendars and export your own iCal link to Booking.com or Airbnb, so availability is consistent everywhere.
Booking.com, Airbnb and any other system that publishes a calendar in iCal/ICS format.
With several properties, each one has its own set of calendars and its own export link.
The panel shows the last fetch time and any errors with an address, so you know at a glance that everything is working.
In Booking.com or Airbnb find the calendar export (iCal) and copy the address.
In the apartment settings add the address as a new iCal channel; you can add several.
Copy the iCal link erphome generates and add it on the portal side, so dates from your page block them too.
From then on availability syncs automatically every hour.
The calendars of connected portals are fetched automatically every hour. Your own iCal link is current in real time, and the portals fetch it on their own schedule (usually every few hours).
Yes. Dates taken on any connected channel are blocked on your reservation page, and your iCal link blocks them on the portal side as well. The remaining risk depends solely on how often a given portal refreshes calendars.
Any number. All the portal has to do is publish a calendar in iCal/ICS format, which Booking.com, Airbnb and most booking systems do.
No. Once you have pasted the links, sync runs in the background. The panel always shows the last fetch time and the status of every channel.
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