What is the difference between Outlet revenue and Mews revenue?

What is the difference between Outlet revenue and Mews revenue?

 

Mews revenue is the revenue that is settled (paid) in Mews. It is the revenue that is created directly in Mews and also the revenue that is created in the POS and then sent to Mews to be settled, for example, room charges from the bar.

 

Outlet revenue is the revenue that is settled (paid) outside of Mews and reported later in Mews for informative purposes. It consists of the items that were paid outside of Mews, for example, a drink at the hotel bar that was settled in the POS and sent to Mews as an Outlet Bill.

 

 

How can I send items from my POS to Mews?

 

There are two ways to send items from a POS system to Mews.

 

1. Send charges to the customer profile to be settled in Mews.
2. Settle the bill in the POS and send it to Mews as an Outlet Bill.

 

Send charges to the customer profile to be settled in Mews: room charges from the POS

 

Room charges are items that are created outside of Mews, and that you send to the room or customer profile to be settled (paid) in Mews. These charges become part of the Mews revenue. You can find them under the main Revenue section of the Accounting report.

 

 

Settle the bill in the POS and send it to Mews as an Outlet Bill

 

An Outlet bill is a bill that was charged and settled in the POS (or any system outside of Mews). It is considered part of the POS revenue and only transferred to Mews for informative purposes. In Mews, you can preview your POS revenue in the Outlets section of the Accounting report.

 

 

Reconcile POS revenue in Mews

 

If you run a revenue report in the POS and want to compare it to your report in Mews, you need to consider two parts of the Accounting report: Revenue and Outlet revenue.