Occupancy reports and revenue reports disagree
When the property system keeps its own figures and accounting keeps others, the monthly reconciliation never quite closes and neither number is fully trusted.
Reservations through night audit to posted revenue, with restaurant charge-to-room and city-ledger billing included.
Hotels usually choose between a foreign property system that does not understand Nepali tax, and a local system with no real folio or night audit. Penahak gives you the hotel operation and posts it into the same ledger your restaurant and shop use.
When the property system keeps its own figures and accounting keeps others, the monthly reconciliation never quite closes and neither number is fully trusted.
A checkout that fails halfway — a timeout, a dropped connection — and a retry creates a second invoice for the same stay.
City ledger kept on a spreadsheet ages quietly until a corporate account is well past its credit limit.
Outlet bills written on paper and carried to reception get lost, mistyped, or applied to the wrong room.
Each step below creates or references a real document. Nothing is retyped between them, and every figure at the end traces back to the action that caused it.
A starting point, not a fixed bundle. Add or drop modules once we have seen how you operate.
A hotel and homestay operating module wired directly into Penahak accounting. Hospitality owns operational state; the ERP owns financial truth — so occupancy reports and revenue reports finally agree.
Table service built around a floor map, station-routed kitchen tickets and durable print jobs that survive a printer going offline mid-service.
Not a separate contact database bolted on beside your books. Penahak CRM reads live ERP signals — balances, disputes, deliveries, returns — so every screen tells someone what to do next.
A double-entry core with a real chart of accounts, fiscal-year control and logged corrections. Every sale, folio, payroll run and stock movement in Penahak resolves to a source document here.
Not features — outcomes. If these are not true six months after go-live, something has been configured wrongly and we want to hear about it.
Many totals open the document behind them.
Fiscal invoice behaviour is built into the sales invoice and POS paths themselves rather than added on top, with IRD synchronisation, VAT customer and vendor summaries, and an audit trail written as you trade rather than reconstructed afterwards.
Bikram Sambat fiscal-year control, business-date close and dual-date handling throughout documents and reports.
Cash, card, bank transfer, QR and wallet payments are recorded against the bank account you choose. Penahak does not move the money.
English and Nepali in the accounting, inventory, retail POS, HR and report screens. The hotel, restaurant and CRM screens are in English.
With IRD on, saved invoices cannot be changed: they are corrected by returns or same-day cancels. Approved, reconciled and locked documents cannot be edited, and edits are logged.
Granular roles and permissions, sign-in by listed IP addresses, account lock after wrong passwords, user activity logging and account start and end dates.
We map your outlets, books, stock locations and statutory obligations, and agree what go-live means.
Chart of accounts, tax and bill terms, document numbering, godowns, roles and payment methods, checked before the first live day.
Masters, opening balances and opening trial imported and reconciled against your closing figures.
Role-based sessions for owners, cashiers, front desk, kitchen, storekeepers and accounts, using your own data.
One full test cycle end to end, then supervised go-live with a support engineer on hand.
Ongoing support, new releases, and the help centre’s step-by-step guides.
The guides your staff use after go-live, written from the Penahak screens.
Choose dates and rooms, let the rate calendar price every night, find or add the guest, and save. Deposits and routing follow.
Make a bookingGive each booked room a real room, register the guests, and open their folio. Not-ready rooms, upgrades and fee waivers ask a manager.
Check in a guestThe night audit checks the day, posts tonight's room charges, prints the pack and moves the business date to the next day.
Run the night audit and close the dayA restaurant that belongs to a hotel can charge a whole check to an in-house guest's room or to an event. The guest pays it with the room bill. A standalone…
Charge a check to a hotel room or eventBook a walkthrough and we will demo the modules that match how you actually trade — not a generic slide deck.
No obligation. Typically 30–45 minutes.