Registre una llegada o una salida directamente desde las tarjetas Llegadas y Salidas, sin abrir la reserva.

Qué ha cambiado
Record an arrival or a departure straight from the Arrivals and Departures cards, without opening the booking.

What you gain
Hi there,
Finance, Sales & Marketing, and Operations reports now live together in one Reports area. You can also favourite the reports you use most and search across the full library.
How to explore reports:
To favourite a report:
Favourited reports appear under Favourites at the top of the list. You can reorder them at any time.
To search for a report:
Why have we made this change?
Reports used to sit in three different sections, so it was hard to know where to find them. Bringing everything into one place, with ways to save and search for the reports you use most, helps you find information faster.
Related help center articles:
Thanks, The Lavanda Product Team
Invoices and receipts now have a tab each, so every booking shows what it still owes without opening a single document.

What the new layout shows you
Go to a booking, then Financials, then Invoices.
Nothing to set up, and no document moves.
Las facturas y los recibos ahora tienen su propia pestaña, así cada reserva muestra lo que queda por pagar sin abrir ningún documento.

Lo que muestra el nuevo diseño
Vaya a una reserva, luego a Financials y después a Facturas.
No hay nada que configurar y ningún documento cambia de lugar.
Hi there, the Booking Summary report has moved to the 'Reporting library'. We have removed it from the 'Bookings' page, as it was workspace-specific. Now you can run the report covering multiple workspaces, specific buildings, or units. You can filter by booking channel, check-in/out dates, date created and number of nights.
How to create a booking summary report:
To export:
Why have we made this change?
This change was made to remove the workspace-specific limitation of the Booking Summary report and give teams the ability to view booking data across multiple workspaces, buildings, or units in a single report.
Notes:
Related help center articles:
Thanks,
The Lavanda Product Team
Hi there,
Release Date: 11/08/2025
We’re excited to announce two final enhancements to the automated invoicing and payment collection projects:
These features complete the automation initiative designed to reduce manual effort, streamline workflows, and give teams more control.
What’s changed? Workspace-level feature flags now allow teams to:
Why was this changed? To reduce manual effort and ensure tenants consistently receive invoices and receipts in a timely manner.
Notes:
What’s changed? A new finance report – Bookings: auto-payment disabled – has been introduced, giving teams clear oversight of which bookings have automated payment collection disabled.
Why was this changed? To make it easier to track and manage exceptions in the auto-payment workflow without relying on workarounds.
These updates were the final planned enhancements for the invoicing and payment collection automation initiative. They directly address customer feedback by reducing manual workloads, improving visibility, and ensuring smoother financial operations.
The Auto-Payment Disabled report is available to all customers in the Finance section of Lavanda PMS.
To enable automated emailing, please contact your Lavanda account manager to confirm workspace-level activation.
The Bookings: auto-payment disabled report can be accessed directly under Reporting > Finance > Bookings: Auto-payment Disabled.
Warm regards,
The Lavanda Product Team
Hi there,
Release Date: 04/08/2025
Users can now choose whether the charge amount for a booking optional service is set as net (excluding tax) or gross (including tax). This selection can be applied directly at the booking level, giving teams more flexibility when charging for additional services.
What’s changed? Users can define tax-inclusive (gross) or tax-exclusive (net) pricing for optional services during booking.
Why was this changed? To give users more control over pricing structures and improve tax clarity.
What’s changed? The selected amount type is reflected in invoices and statements with appropriate tax breakdowns.
Why was this changed? To ensure billing is transparent and correct.
To accommodate diverse pricing strategies and ensure billing documents accurately reflect applied taxes.
See this short walkthrough and read this help article.
You can now configure the default charge amount type—net or gross—for optional services at the entity level. When an optional service is added to a booking, the selected type will be automatically applied based on this configuration.
What’s changed? Administrators can predefine the amount type (gross/net) for each optional service at the entity level.
Why was this changed? To streamline service setup and reduce manual adjustments during bookings.
What’s changed? All previously configured services will retain their existing settings unless updated.
Why was this changed? To ensure the change doesn’t disrupt current workflows.
To simplify service setup and provide consistency in tax treatment across bookings.
Watch the demo for how to update default configurations and read this help article.
Lavanda PMS users can now report no-show bookings directly to Booking.com without leaving the PMS. The reporting window becomes available 24 hours after the guest’s scheduled check-in, and remains open for 48 hours.
What’s changed? Booking.com no-shows can be flagged directly from the PMS interface.
Why was this changed? To reduce the need to use the Booking.com extranet.
What’s changed? Users can optionally waive the cancellation fee when reporting a no-show.
Why was this changed? To give operators more control over fee management and guest communication.
To streamline the no-show reporting process, increase operational efficiency, and give users more flexibility in handling guest disputes.
No setup required—available directly within the booking view when applicable. Watch the demo for how to report a no-show and read this help article.
All features will be available to all Lavanda customers from 4th August 2025.
Warm regards,
The Lavanda Product Team
Hi there,
We’ve introduced a new automation that enhances the way monthly recurring invoices are paid within Lavanda PMS. When a recurring invoice reaches its due date, Lavanda will automatically trigger a payment collection process via Stripe.
This will attempt to collect the payment via direct debit by default—if a valid mandate is in place. Where no direct debit mandate is configured, a secure card payment link will instead be emailed to the relevant contact.
What’s changed?
Recurring invoices are now linked to an automated payment trigger at the time of their due date.
Why was this changed?
To streamline payment operations and remove the need for manual tracking and collection.
What’s changed?
Where direct debit mandates exist, Lavanda will automatically use them. Otherwise, card payment links will be sent.
Why was this changed?
To ensure maximum automation coverage, regardless of the customer’s payment setup.
To deliver automation efficiencies for our customers—minimising manual intervention and speeding up the reconciliation of recurring revenue.
This feature is now live for all Lavanda customers as of 1st August 2025.
To see how this automation works and how to set up direct debit mandates or manage fallback card payments, please refer to our Help Centre guide:
Warm regards,
The Lavanda Product Team
Hi there,
We’ve introduced a new way to distribute accounting documents directly from the Lavanda PMS interface. Instead of only downloading financial documents, users can now send them via email directly from the document screen. This simplifies document delivery, especially in workflows where timeliness and accuracy are critical.
What’s changed?
The existing “Download” button has been replaced with a new “Export” dropdown menu.
Why was this changed?
To provide a unified interface for both downloading and emailing accounting documents.
What’s changed?
A new “Send by email” option is now available within the Export menu.
Why was this changed?
This enables users to send documents directly from the platform, removing the need to manually download and email files.
What’s changed?
The recipient email is automatically pre-filled but can be edited before sending.
Why was this changed?
To reduce user input while still offering flexibility in recipient selection.
What’s changed?
Users can choose from English, Spanish, or French for the document language.
Why was this changed?
To ensure recipients receive documents in their preferred language, improving clarity and professionalism.
What’s changed?
Emails are sent using a new, consistent template and include a PDF attachment with filename and content based on the selected language.
Why was this changed?
To support localisation efforts and maintain brand consistency in client communications.
This enhancement was developed in preparation for upcoming auto-payment flows, where seamless document distribution will be critical. It also addresses a current usability gap: users previously had to manually download and email accounting documents, a process that was inefficient and error-prone. By introducing direct email capabilities, we reduce operational friction and enhance the day-to-day experience for finance and property management teams.
This feature is now available as of 1st August 2025 and is currently live in selected workspaces. If you’d like to enable it in your workspace, please reach out to your Client Advisor or Implementation Manager, who will guide you through the setup process.
To use this feature, open any accounting document and select the new “Export” dropdown. Click “Send by email,” confirm the recipient and language, then send. The system will validate the email and deliver a localised PDF copy of the document.
Warm regards,
The Lavanda Product Team