IDS Next promotes PAX software to budget hotels and B&Bs

In order to cater leverage hospitality technology to effectively streamline and enhance operational efficiency at small and budget hotels, B&B outlets and limited service hotels IDS next has developed PAX, , a Hotel Management Software especially for small and budget hotels.

PAX is small yet powerful and comes with four most essential modules including front office management, housekeeping, point of sale, accounts receivables and telephone management that are crucial for smooth functioning of small and budget hotels. The software is user-friendly and is economically priced and make sure the hotel goes live quickly.

Talking about IDS Next’s plan to take PAX to two star hotel category, Pradeepa Shetty, Vice President – Channel Sales, IDS Next said, “The small, budget hotels, limited service hotels, motels, villas, service apartments have refrained from software and until recently engaged in a ledger system to book reservations. All this has changed with the smartphone, which allows guests to search online, review hotel premises and quickly make a booking. Unfortunately, there are not many hotel software providers for small hotels. Many of these software providers do not offer reliable post sale service and most of the reliable software vendors are expensive. It is to fill this gap that IDS Next launched PAX. We have an extensive reach throughout the length and breadth of India through 200 trained partners and that list is growing every day.” Read more

Published in: Hospitality Biz India

By: Shweta Ramsay

PAX Xotels helps budget hotels in handling operational bottlenecks

Developed by IDS NEXT, PAX Xotels is a compact and user-friendly property management system to help budget hotels in handling operational bottlenecks such as lack of skilled manpower, high attrition, revenue leakage and pilferage etc.

The economic downturn has impacted the hospitality industry and the guests’ buying capacity in a big way in recent days. And this has led both business and leisure travelers to become extremely cost conscious and they are increasingly turning towards budget hotels. This trend definitely indicates that the demand for budget hotels is rising. But, the big question here is: are these small or budget hotels really capable enough to handle this demand? Read more

Published in: Travel & Hospitality / IDS NEXT