Can One Property Management System Support Multiple Hotels?

Multi-property operators should evaluate a PMS at both property and portfolio levels. In addition to daily operations, management companies may need consistent permissions, reporting, comparable data, integrations and a repeatable deployment approach.

Why This Matters

Running five properties is not simply running one property five times. Management companies have another layer of requirements.

Think at portfolio level

Which processes should be standardized?

What needs to remain property-specific?

Which metrics must be consistent?

How should access and permissions be managed?

What information does corporate managementrequire?

What would deployment across multiple propertiesinvolve?

How Jonas Chorum fits

Jonas Chorum identifies multi-property groups among the property types Chorum can serve. Buyers should validate portfolio reporting, governance, integration and rollout requirements against their operating model.

Key Takeaway

For multi-property operators, a PMS decision is about the operating model the software must support.

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Frequently asked questions

What should multi-property hotel operators look for in a PMS?
Assess property-level requirements plus portfolio reporting, processes, permissions, technology architecture and deployment.
Should every hotel in a portfolio use the same PMS?
That depends on the operating model, property requirements and technology strategy.
Is Jonas Chorum suitable for multi-property operators?
Jonas Chorum identifies multi-property groups among the property types Chorum is designed to serve.
What Kind of Support Should I Expect From a Hotel PMS Provider?How Customizable Should My Hotel PMS Be?
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