It doesn’t replace the planning: it complements it
Two tools for two needs:- The planning stays the hub for occupancy, moving reservations and managing blocks over time.
- The list is for what the planning makes awkward: searching, filtering by state, reviewing as a table, exporting and prepping or closing the shift.
Five tabs, the five moments of your day
Each tab has its own live counter: the real total for the period, so you feel the workload without opening anything.Arrivals
Who’s checking in today or still pending. The one you open in the morning.
In-house
Guests currently staying at the property.
Departures
Check-out today, or already gone but not closed.
Pending to close
Left to charge or invoice. The end-of-day tab.
Filter and search: any reservation, in seconds
This is what the planning didn’t give you. Narrow the list by whatever you need:- Free-text search by name, booking reference or document.
- Stay period and creation date.
- Payment state and, on each column, its own filter (nights, channel, services, state…).

Each tab, with the context it needs
It’s not the same list repainted: each tab brings the filters and columns that matter at that moment. In Departures you filter by invoicing state; in Pending to close, by overdue, pending payment or to invoice. The goal: the day closes when that tab hits zero.
Take it to Excel or PDF
Select the reservations on the page —or the thousands in the period at once— and export them to Excel or PDF. To hand a list to management, reconcile with accounting or analyse outside Roomdoo, without asking us for anything.
All the key data, without opening the record
On every row you see at a glance:- Who — lead guest, pax and a panel with all guests
- Where — room and room type
- When — check-in, check-out and nights
- How much — total amount and booked services
- Where from — sales channel (direct, Booking, agency…)
- Where it stands — reservation state, payment state and invoicing state