Fairmas vs Lodging Ledger

Fairmas provides hospitality financial planning and business intelligence software for budgeting, forecasting, controlling and management reporting. FairPlanner supports revenue, cost and profit planning across hotel P&L areas, along with scenario comparisons and portfolio performance analysis. Its cash flow module works with balance sheet accounts, operating cash flow imports, P&L rules, currency conversion and Excel exports. Revenue Planning & Analytics supports daily or monthly planning and analysis of on-the-books reservations and pickup by market segment, with access via web and mobile devices. Hotel Asset Reporting is web-based and automates the collection, standardization and consolidation of hotel performance data. Fairmas lists more than 200 integrations across PMS, ERP, RMS, DMS, benchmarking tools and rate shoppers. Its software is designed for independent hotels, hotel groups, management companies, owners and asset managers. The company was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Berlin, Germany. The software is available on Android, iOS and web; pricing is on request.

Lodging Ledger is a web-based hotel accounting and capital asset management platform delivered as a managed partnership. Its team maps night-audit data from any property-management system and accepts bank activity in the formats institutions provide. The service covers daily revenue posting, bank reconciliation, accounts payable, journal entries, and general-ledger reporting. Dashboards provide eight portfolio lenses and 56 hospitality KPIs across 11 sections, with drill-downs to accounts and transactions. Modules track loans, property tax, insurance, construction costs, and fixed assets, reconciling capital information to the ledger. Standard reports follow USALI-aligned financials and can be customized and exported to Excel or PDF. Department- and driver-based budgets and a 12-month cash projection are included. The team provisions portfolio structures, builds intake mappings, performs posting, reconciliation, AP processing, and month-end close; customers review and sign off. Pricing is scoped to the portfolio before discussion.