New Homeyhuts Dashboard: A Complete Overview of Your Property's Performance

Managing a property involves keeping track of revenue, expenses, bookings, and occupancy. To make this easier, Homeyhuts introduces its new Dashboard, bringing your property's key performance metrics and financial insights together in one place.

Whether you want to understand your property's profitability, track booking sources, monitor expenses, or plan for upcoming occupancy, the new dashboard gives you a consolidated view of your business.

Let's explore the different sections and how they can help you manage your property more effectively.

1. Quick Actions

The dashboard provides shortcuts to frequently used features, helping you access important actions without navigating through multiple sections.

• Add Direct Booking: Record a booking directly in the system.
• Add Expenses: Quickly add a new property expense.
• Properties: Access your property listings and manage property details.
• Manage Expenses: View and manage your recorded expenses.

2. Dashboard Filters

Use the dashboard filters to customize the information displayed based on your requirements.

Available Filters

• Check-in Date: View booking and performance data based on the guest's check-in date.
• Date Range: Select a specific period to review your property's performance.
• Location: Filter data based on the property's location.
• Property: View performance across all properties or select an individual property.

These filters help you focus on the data relevant to your business and analyze performance across different timeframes and properties.

3. Financial Overview

The Financial Overview section provides a snapshot of your property's financial performance for the selected period.

Net Revenue

View the net revenue generated from bookings during the selected period.

Revenue is further divided into:

• Stay: Revenue generated from the stay itself.
• Upsell: Additional revenue generated through upselling.

Expenses

View the total expenses recorded during the selected period, along with the percentage of revenue they represent.

Net Operating Income

Understand the income remaining after deducting recorded expenses from net revenue.

Net Operating Income = Net Revenue − Expenses

You can also view the net operating income margin as a percentage.

Performance Comparison

Track percentage changes in revenue, expenses, and net operating income compared with the previous period.

This overview helps you understand how your property's financial performance is changing over time.

4. Today's Booking Summary

Stay updated on your property's daily guest activity with a quick overview of bookings.

The section includes:

• Check-ins: Number of guests scheduled to check in today.
• Check-outs: Number of guests scheduled to check out today.
• Ongoing Stays: Number of stays currently in progress.
• Arriving in Next 2 Days: Number of upcoming arrivals within the next two days.

This gives you a convenient way to monitor daily operations and prepare for upcoming guest arrivals.

5. Key Performance Metrics

The dashboard highlights three important metrics to help you understand your property's booking and revenue performance.

Occupancy

View the percentage of available nights that have been booked during the selected period.

The dashboard also displays the number of booked nights against the total available nights.

Net ADR (Average Daily Rate)

Understand the average net revenue earned per booked night.

This helps you track the average revenue generated from each booked night.

Net RevPAR (Revenue per Available Room/Night)

View the net revenue generated per available night.

This metric helps you understand how effectively your available inventory is generating revenue.

6. Booking Channel Insights

Understand where your bookings and revenue are coming from with the Where Bookings Come From section.

You can switch between two views:

• Revenue: View the revenue contribution from each booking source.
• Bookings: Compare the number of bookings received through different sources.

Information Available

For each booking source, you can view:

• Source: The platform or channel through which the booking was received.
• Bookings: Number of bookings received.
• Nights: Total booked nights generated.
• Share: Percentage contribution to the overall total.
• Net ADR: Average net revenue per booked night.
• Revenue: Total net revenue generated.

The visual breakdown helps you compare booking channels and understand their contribution to your business.

7. Expense Breakdown

The Where Money Goes section provides a category-wise breakdown of your recorded expenses.

Expense Categories

Expenses are organized into categories such as:

• Staff and Salaries
• Housekeeping and Cleaning
• Repairs and Maintenance
• Utilities
• Transport and Travel
• Other Expenses

Information Available

• Category: Type of expense.
• Share: Percentage contribution of each category to total expenses.
• Amount: Total expense recorded under each category.

A visual chart helps you understand how your expenses are distributed and identify the categories contributing most to your overall spending.

8. Property-Wise Performance

If you manage multiple properties, the Property-Wise Performance section helps you compare their performance individually.

You can switch between:

• Revenue: View revenue generated by each property.
• Expenses: View recorded expenses for each property.

Information Available

• Property Name: Name of the property.
• Location: Property location.
• Revenue / Expenses: Amount generated or spent, depending on the selected view.
• Occupancy: Percentage of available nights booked.
• Net ADR: Average net revenue earned per booked night.

You can view the listed properties and access the full property list to explore performance across your portfolio.

9. Revenue and Expenses – Annual Overview

The Annual Overview helps you understand how your property's financial performance changes over time.

You can select a year and review the monthly financial breakdown.

Monthly Metrics

• Revenue: Total revenue recorded for the month.
• Expenses: Total expenses recorded for the month.
• Net Operating Income: Revenue remaining after deducting expenses.
• Margin: Net operating income as a percentage of revenue.

A financial trend chart compares revenue, expenses, and net operating income across months, helping you understand your property's financial patterns throughout the year.

10. Occupancy Outlook

The Occupancy Outlook provides a forward-looking view of your property's upcoming booking levels.

It helps you understand how much of your available inventory is booked in the coming weeks.

Information Available

• Date Range: Period covered by the occupancy outlook.
• Week: Specific week being displayed.
• Booked: Percentage of available nights booked during that week.
• Nights Booked: Number of booked nights compared with total available nights.

Occupancy Indicators

The chart uses color-coded indicators to show weekly occupancy levels:

• 50% and Above: Weeks with occupancy of 50% or more.
• 25–49%: Weeks with occupancy between 25% and 49%.
• Under 25%: Weeks with occupancy below 25%.

This helps you identify periods with lower booking levels and plan pricing or promotions accordingly.

The new Homeyhuts Dashboard brings your property's financial performance, booking insights, expenses, and occupancy data together in one place.

From tracking revenue and understanding expenses to comparing property-wise performance and monitoring upcoming occupancy, you can now get a clearer picture of your business through a single dashboard.

Log in to Homeyhuts and explore your new dashboard today!