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Booking.com

Booking.com

The largest OTA in the world. Wired for Saudi tax mode and OTA reconciliation.

Two-way sync of rates, availability, restrictions and reservations — plus reviews, messages and reconciliation of the payout you expect versus the payout that lands.

What syncs

The Booking.com integration pushes rates and availability changes in seconds, pulls inbound reservations directly onto the calendar, and reconciles every booking against the BDC commission and tax math. Modifications, cancellations and no-shows propagate live; nothing falls into a manual queue.

  • Rates and availability — push in seconds, multi-rate-plan supported
  • Reservations (new, modified, cancelled, no-show) — inbound on webhook
  • Restrictions: min/max LOS, closed-to-arrival, closed-to-departure
  • Reviews and guest messages mirrored into the Taskyinn inbox

Saudi tax-mode handling

Booking.com uses a non-compounding tax model that the legacy PMSs commonly misinterpret. Taskyinn handles inclusive-mode and exclusive-mode reservations correctly, posts the right OTA tax adjustment to the folio, and stores the original BDC payload alongside the reservation so your accountant can audit every line.

  • Inclusive mode reads OTA BASE (not TOTAL) — matches what BDC actually owes you
  • Per-line VAT and per-line city/tourism fee handling
  • OTA tax adjustment posted as a discrete folio line for audit

OTA reconciliation

At month end, Taskyinn surfaces the silent gap between what Booking.com tells you they paid versus what landed in your bank. Disputable lines (currency conversion, withheld commissions, refunds the OTA absorbed) are flagged automatically.

FAQ

How long does it take to connect a Booking.com property?

Typically 1–2 business days once Booking.com has approved the channel-manager request. We handle the request and the rate-plan mapping on our side.

Can Taskyinn manage multiple Booking.com properties under one tenant?

Yes. Each property syncs to its own Booking.com hotel ID; rates and inventory never cross.