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Kiyo can send availability, rates and stay rules to supported, active and mapped channel connections. Provider failures or retries can still occur, so channel health and exception handling remain important.

No channel manager can remove every risk. Kiyo reduces manual updates and keeps connected inventory together, but provider delays, mapping problems and simultaneous bookings can still create exceptions that need attention.

Two-way OTA replies currently cover Booking.com, Airbnb and Expedia. Other OTA conversations may still need to be answered in the channel extranet.

WhatsApp Business, Outlook, Instagram, Messenger and Telegram are available after the required property account, mailbox or bot setup. Gmail, TikTok and Slack remain on the roadmap.

An eligible Kiyo guest portal can show stay details, arrival information, configured requests and allowed booking changes. What a guest can do depends on property settings, booking status, payment differences and cancellation rules.

Ask about bookings, revenue, occupancy, guests, reviews and channel performance using data available in your Kiyo workspace.

No. Kiyo AI is advisory. It explains available data and suggests what to examine, while your team decides what action to take.

Supported methods can include QRIS, cards, e-wallets and virtual accounts. Availability depends on the property market, merchant activation and the payment methods enabled for that account.

No. Roles and permissions control which workspace areas each teammate can open. Financial access should be limited to the people who need it.

Kiyo supports role-based access and two-factor authentication. Selected eligible audit events may be recorded on a best-effort basis, so operators should still review access and remove users who no longer need it.