Rooms, restaurant & bar, inventory, suppliers, payroll and finance — born inside a working property, Azed Hospitality Demo keeps the whole operation on one honest ledger.
Works in Arabic and English · Role-based access with a full audit trail · Your data backed up offsite every night.
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Purpose-built for a property that rents rooms and runs a kitchen and bar — not a generic tool bent to fit.
Reservations, room status, check-in/out and guest folios in one flow.
Open tabs, route items to the right station, settle or charge to a room — even offline.
Weighted-average costing with a per-location view and a no-negative-stock guard.
Receive stock at true cost and keep a running supplier statement.
A real P&L from folios, POS and expenses — with trends and period comparison.
HR and payroll, plus user roles and permissions you control to the action.
Built because a working property needed them — not because they looked good on a roadmap.
Availability goes out and reservations come back on a timer, so the room you just sold at the desk stops being sellable on Booking.com.
Guests scan, read the menu on their own phone and send an order straight to the right station. No app to install, no waiter standing and waiting.
The kitchen asks the main store for what it needs. A manager approves, the store issues — in full or in part — and the request closes itself.
Move a whole trolley between stores in a single transfer, with a designated main warehouse feeding the outlets.
Your product list, suppliers and opening stock probably live in a spreadsheet. Upload it, check the preview, then commit.
Dive schools, tour guides and long-stay guests run a tab across visits, with a balance you can see and a payment history you can prove.
Not a translated menu bar bolted onto an English product. The whole interface flips to right-to-left — layout, tables, forms and printed documents — so a storekeeper in Nuweiba and an accountant in Cairo can use the same system without either of them working in a second language.
Each person picks their own language. The data underneath is the same.
A drink charged to a room depletes bar stock and lands in the P&L — no double entry, no spreadsheet reconciliation.
Prices come from the menu, not the cashier's screen. Discounts are capped, drawers are counted, and every override is logged with a name on it.
Designed on the floor of a working lodge, not in a boardroom — multi-location stock, room-charging, station routing and an offline POS for when the connection drops.
From the desk or from an OTA — either way, the room stops being sellable everywhere else.
The tab routes to kitchen & bar; recipes deplete the right location's stock.
The bill posts to the guest folio instead of cash.
Folio collected; revenue, COGS and stock all already in sync.
While the property sleeps, everything is copied to secure offsite storage — automatically.
Your books, payroll and guest history are the business. Here is exactly how they're protected — no vague promises.
Each property runs its own copy of Azed Hospitality Demo with its own database. Your numbers never share a table with anyone else's, and nobody else's traffic slows your POS on a busy night.
At 02:00 the entire database is copied to secure storage outside the hosting platform, with 30 days of history kept — and the restore is rehearsed on a schedule, because a backup nobody has ever restored is a hope, not a backup.
Every meaningful change — a void, a price change, a payroll edit — is written to an append-only audit log with who, what and when. Connections are encrypted end to end.
Your instance is health-checked continuously and errors are reported the moment they happen — so a problem gets found and fixed before your front desk has to phone anyone about it.
Yes — the whole interface, not a partial translation. Each user picks their own language, and the layout flips to right-to-left for Arabic. The same property can have Arabic-speaking staff on the floor and English-speaking management in the reports, working on the same data.
It connects through HotelRunner, which covers Booking.com, Expedia, Airbnb and the HotelRunner booking engine. Availability is pushed out and reservations are pulled back automatically, so a room sold at the front desk stops being bookable online without anyone updating a calendar by hand.
The POS keeps taking orders offline and syncs them back when the connection returns — which matters on a coast where the line is not always there. Room charging and reporting need connectivity, so those wait for the connection rather than guessing.
No. The import hub takes CSV and Excel files — including Arabic column headings — for products, suppliers and opening stock. You get a template that matches, a preview of exactly what will be created or changed, and nothing is written until you commit it.
A property is usually live within a few days: rooms, menu and stock loaded, staff accounts and permissions set, then a walkthrough with the team who will actually use it. Your existing data is imported rather than retyped.
You decide, down to the individual action and the individual location. A waiter can open tabs without seeing costs; a storekeeper can issue from their own store and no other; a manager can approve requisitions but not edit payroll. Every override is logged with a name against it.
You get a complete copy of your database, and reports export any time you want them. Your records are yours — there is no lock-in by hostage-taking.
See Azed Hospitality Demo working with your own rooms, your own menu and your own numbers.