Hotel channel manager built into the PMS

Where oversells actually come from

Oversells are usually blamed on the OTA. They are almost always a timing problem. When the PMS and the channel manager hold two copies of availability, every sync is a window where both can sell the same room.

The gap is small — often under a minute — but a busy property sells into it eventually, and the cost lands on the front desk at 11pm with a guest holding a confirmation.

Removing the second copy removes the window. When distribution reads the same live inventory as the front desk, a room sold on Booking.com is unavailable everywhere the instant it is sold.

Channels Indian hotels actually sell on

Inventory and rates stay in sync with the channels that matter for Indian properties, including Booking.com, MakeMyTrip, Agoda and Airbnb, alongside your own direct booking engine.

Direct bookings are treated as first-class rather than an afterthought, because they are the channel you keep the full rate on.

Repeated channel events cannot duplicate a booking

OTAs retry. Webhooks get delivered twice. A network blip during a modification means the same event arrives again a minute later.

A distribution layer that is not built for this creates duplicate reservations, duplicate charges and duplicate postings — and the duplicates are discovered days later during reconciliation. Checkaut treats repeated payment and channel events as the same event, so a retry cannot create a second reservation, charge or posting.