Planning
Bookings, room occupancy and time navigation designed to show immediately what is happening.
PRODUCT · Hotel & B&B Management
A platform designed to keep reception, operations and administration together without turning daily work into a sequence of disconnected screens.
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WHAT IT MANAGES
Vesta centralises bookings, stays, guests, services, housekeeping, maintenance and fiscal documents in a single operational environment.
Bookings, room occupancy and time navigation designed to show immediately what is happening.
Check-in, services, payments and check-out gathered into a consistent flow updated in real time.
Profiles, contacts, documents, privacy and fiscal data managed with precise rules and contextual checks.
Housekeeping and maintenance connected to rooms and visible in the context of the stay.
Charges, quantities, discounts, VAT, origin and totals managed without scattered manual calculations.
Issuing, history, numbering, reprinting and export designed as a single process.
Permissions and data structure designed for organisations with different responsibilities and locations.
Dashboards and operational views built to highlight what needs attention.
OPERATIONAL METHOD
The point is not to add windows: it is to build a sequence where every piece of information reaches the place where it is needed and stays connected to what happened before and after.
The stay begins with the guest, period, room and operational conditions.
Services, housekeeping, maintenance and payments remain linked to the same history.
Totals, deposits and the final document come together before closing.
Data remains available without losing the context in which it was created.
FLOW PREVIEW
This is an illustrative representation of the interface logic, not a screenshot. For Vesta, you can use the real test environment with credentials supplied by OasysCode.
Access is restricted to people who have received credentials from OasysCode. The test is separated from real operational environments.
ECOSYSTEM
Vesta, Mercury and Janus serve different fields but share the same approach to designing data, interfaces and operational flows.