RoomRaccoon, a leading hotel management system developer, has announced a direct integration with Slowey POS’ Pixelpoint system in Ireland. This development comes on the heels of RoomRaccoon’s recent acquisition of iHotelligence, a sister company of Slowey POS.

This integration is poised to revolutionize the hotel industry by offering a unified tech stack. It enables the connection of onsite bars and restaurants to RoomRaccoon’s platform, facilitating a more seamless and efficient guest experience. This advancement is particularly significant as it automates the process of adding restaurant sales and other ancillary charges to a guest’s room bill, thereby saving time and substantially reducing the likelihood of billing errors.

For hoteliers, the benefits of this streamlined billing management are substantial. The integration allows for the incorporation of customer receipts directly into RoomRaccoon’s property management system (PMS), thereby enhancing billing accuracy and efficiency.

Moreover, the integration brings improvements in sales reporting. Hoteliers can now extract POS reports directly from RoomRaccoon’s Reporting Module, providing them with a detailed and comprehensive view of their sales performance.

Guests staying at these hotels will also enjoy a more personalized and hassle-free experience. The ability to charge purchases directly to their rooms adds a layer of convenience, contributing to an overall enhanced stay.

Keith Slowey, CEO of Slowey Systems, expressed his enthusiasm about the collaboration, highlighting the benefits it brings to both clients and their guests. “This integration eliminates manual processes, reducing the risk of errors and freeing up valuable time for hotel staff, thereby enhancing the overall guest experience,” said Slowey.

Stevie Reffin, Head of Partnerships at RoomRaccoon, emphasized the significance of this collaboration in the context of the Irish hospitality market. “This collaboration with Slowey POS plays a crucial role in expanding RoomRaccoon’s presence in the Irish market and underscores our commitment to providing comprehensive solutions for hoteliers in this region,” stated Reffin.

The acquisition of Dublin-based iHotelligence last month further solidifies RoomRaccoon’s footprint in the Irish market. Founded in 2012, iHotelligence has been developing a comprehensive suite of software products catering to the unique needs of boutique and independent hotels in Ireland.