General

GauVendi allows hotels to do rounding of their pricing. The different options are:

  1. No rounding: As the name states, the price will be shown without any change, therefore if the final price is €150.33, that will be what the guest will pay.
  2. Round down: Meaning that if the final price would be €150.33, the system will round it down, so the guest will pay €150.
  3. Round up: Meaning that if the final price would be €150.33, the system will round it down, so the guest will pay €151.
  4. Half round up: Meaning that if the final price would be €150.33, the system will round it down, so the guest will pay €150.50


Rounding Logic

According to Google, selling prices BEFORE rounding must be the same as the prices we push to them. So our rounding logic is currently implemented as below:

Let’s asume that the ROUNDING option is ON.

1. For tax inclusive hotels (e.g. most european hotels)

GauVendi selling price = ROUNDING* of (product selling price + hotel taxes + city taxes) 

2. For tax exclusive hotels (e.g. US hotels)

GauVendi selling price = (ROUNDING* of product selling price) + hotel taxes + city taxes