Dashboard tour

The dashboard is the first thing you see after signing in. It answers one question fast โ€” what's happening at my property today? This page explains every number on it.

The Aurora dashboard for Aurora Grand Manila showing four KPI cards (13% occupancy, 2 arrivals, 0 departures, $367 room revenue), lists of arrivals, in-house and departing guests, and a recent activity feed.
The dashboard greets you by name and summarises the day across four KPI cards and three lists.

The four KPI cards

The top row gives you the headline numbers for today.

  • Occupancy โ€” the share of your rooms that are sold tonight, shown as a percentage with the count beneath it (for example, 13% ยท 3/24 rooms).
  • Arrivals today โ€” how many guests are expected to check in.
  • Departures today โ€” how many guests are expected to check out.
  • Today's room revenue โ€” revenue booked for tonight, with the average daily rate (ADR) underneath.

Arrivals, in-house and departures

Below the KPIs, three lists give your front desk its to-do list for the day:

  • Arrivals โ€” guests due to check in, each with their reference (e.g. AUR-0004) and folio total. Use this as your check-in queue.
  • In-house โ€” guests currently staying, with their room number and folio total.
  • Departures โ€” guests due to check out today (it reads "No departures today" when there are none).

Recent activity

The feed at the bottom is a running log of what changed โ€” new, confirmed, checked-out and cancelled reservations โ€” each tagged with a coloured status pill, the guest name, the reference and the stay dates. Select View all to open the full Reservations list.

Expected result

In a few seconds you know your occupancy, who's arriving and leaving, who's in-house, today's revenue and what just changed โ€” without opening another screen.

Tip

Use New reservation in the top-right to start a booking without leaving the dashboard. To dig into the day room-by-room, open the Calendar timeline.

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