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Enforce a single source of truth on settings controlled by integrations

Suggestion - It would be great if you could build some kind of popup so that if someone who is connected to Pricelabs and tries to change a setting in Hospitable that needs to be managed in PriceLabs, that it won't let you and says something like, "this setting needs to be changed in Pricelabs." It's extra confusing that I can change those settings in Hospitable and they stay in place so it's looks like it went into effect, only to get overwritten next time the software syncs.

For example, I blocked check-in/check-out for Thanksgiving, Xmas, New Years Day in Hopsitable and it let me and I saved changes, so I moved on and went about my business. I then got a booking checking in on Xmas Day and I lost many hundreds of dollars because now I can't book Xmas eve because I thought I had check-in check-out blocked and I can’t have my cleaners work on Xmas Day. In Airbnb, they don’t allow you to make changes that need to be made in Hospitable for example, Hospitable needs to make pop-ups like that too and make it impossible to make changes that will get overwritten later.

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  • Andrew Schorr

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    Nov 26, 2025

    This would be a great improvement! Thanks for raising this to our attention. I’ve created a project for it and will discuss with my team today to brainstorm how this would work.

  • Fuchsia Robin

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    Nov 26, 2025

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    Merged request

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    Grey Out Functions that are Managed in other Platforms

    With the recent tighter integration with Airbnb’s API we all know that Hospitable is the “source of truth” for many things. It’s apparent when you log into Airbnb what you CANNOT change there anymore.

    However, how do you determine in Hospitable what things are valid to change in Hospitable for global changes? For example, currently nothing would tell me that if I change my checkin/checkout dates in Hospitable it won’t matter b/c my connection to Pricelabs is the “source of truth” for that.

    Anything that is NOT the master “source of truth” (defined by the connections on the account) should be unchangeable (or greyed-out).