Every figure below came out of a real audit on a real hotel’s own data, not a projection, not a model. These are the numbers our customers got back.
Since early 2023, x·quic has found overcharged OTA commissions and uncollected virtual cards at one of Washington’s most recognizable properties.
Read the story →A Foley Entertainment Group property closed two of the most stubborn leaks in hospitality finance: OTA virtual card recovery and commission overcharges, without adding a single step to the front desk.
Read the story →Over 20 months, a major San Francisco property recovered six figures in leaked revenue, and got back the equivalent of nearly two months of staff time it had been spending on manual reconciliation.
Read the story →$11,707 in recovered virtual cards. Over $8,000 in disputed commissions. And a reconciliation process the GM describes as finally manageable.
Read the story →For a select-service property, the barrier to auditing revenue isn’t the payoff; it’s the effort. This owner’s total effort was granting access.
Read the story →Recovery isn’t a one-time win. For this owner, the value shows up as a compounding line, every month, across OTA commissions and virtual cards.
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