@jenny-oest Thank you Jenny. I created two new terms (inadvertently an extra one) but that did not trigger the email. I tried changing the dates in a quote and that didn't trigger anything new, so changed it back in another quote and that didn't trigger. I will figure this out when I get back from vacation. Thank you so much for your help.

@Jenny-Oest Oh Jenny - I am so sorry. Sending you cyberstrength & recovery thoughts.

@michelle-clark If you need to add another night to the booking, or add a new charge to the existing reservation, it will want to requote with the new rates, so be careful if that is something you do regularly.

@jason-jarrett said in Air BnB experience: I read this posting as we currently are utilizing the MyVR AirBnB application. I am finding the MyVR channel management with AirBnB to be extremely limiting. Most AirBnb listing details can not be edited on the AirBnB hosting page...Guest Requirements for example. Jason - your bring up some great questions. I have a few answers, and a few points of needed clarity from you. Guest Requirements - this was just added to Airbnb's API documentation and we're working on rolling out in MyVR. We'll send out a product update when it goes live. I'm assuming this is where you wanted to expand beyond the "Standard Requirements" so please let me know if you meant otherwise. Instant Booking - we definitely hear you on this, however, Instant Booking is required for any channel management partners of Airbnb. We're also seeing the industry moving that way in general. This is part of why the Guest Requirements criteria was created as it should ideally give a little more comfort to PMs on who they're renting to. Regarding the Partial/Limited Sync are you referring to the Partial channel integration or to iCal? Looking forward to your response.

Agreed! Thank you for the feedback!

super helpful, thanks

@mary-freiberg - if you want to give it a test spin, you could create a bogus reservation for yourself to test it?

@danny-eiden - I never got all of these to work, and the ones that did work no longer do. I must be doing something wrong here. I'm struggling with my facebook posts because I can't post a decent link. Any advice?

@jess-milligan - my only experience is using each condo as a property within a resort, and then grouping them. I then use the resort group for selecting whether certain info applies or not.

@LISA-MCILWAIN - When you first upload your image onto the MYVR server it creates a placeholder until the server can check the file and verify site compatibility. This can take some time depending on the size and bit depth of the image but it's generally quick! Hope this helps! Darrell

@amber-d They are manually entering them as reservations and then choosing Owner Portal as the source. I think there was a misunderstanding about what the Owner Portal was when we started using MyVR. We don't even have one. But now we have years of data with Owner Portal as a source that we can't change, and so we keep using it. But it acts differently, lol.

Hi @Laura-McGlynn! Thanks for reaching out on the MyVR community. API access isn't something offered at the Rent By Owner level at the moment. The only plan that currently allows access to the MyVR API is the Property Manager Pro plan. This may be something that gets expanded to more plans down the line (or offered as an add-on), there isn't currently an estimated time frame for that though. Please let me know if you have questions! -Kevin

No update on this specific feature request yet. With the recent hiring of 12 new MyVR employees over the span of 5 months, the company is making moves to handle a number of low-hanging fruit items. We'll continue to update everyone in the Product Features section of the platform. We appreciate your patience and votes on feature requests

@jess-milligan Thanks, but I'll be totally honest, I don't think I'll renew after my sub expires so probably not worth investing the brain bytes on my part or MyVrs.

@darrell-looney112 Hi Darrell, I have spent some time on this issue, too. One way to tell is to open up the desired page on your website and then right click anywhere and choose "inspect" -- this will pop up a window that shows all of your html, so you can see when each tag is used. But sometimes MyVR just uses a font style instead, so I'm not sure if there is a consistent rule they are following that when we choose "large" they always use <h2>, for example. You can choose to input the html for text yourself, by sliding an html box onto your webpage rather than a text box. I did that some, but it is a laborious process, and I'm not sure if the SEO benefit of having the correct tags is worth it. I did notice recently that when inputting property descriptions, that box now has an html toggle so you can switch between the usual text editor and the html -- and you can edit the tags that way. But I've only seen that in that one place -- it would be nice if it were included on the other text boxes throughout the website. Hope this helps some, --Ann

Yes, @Darrell-Looney112 , you must input a minimum stay when you are adding a rate period; that has not changed. But @Catie-Aring , specifically in the case of changing the minimum stay for weekdays vs. weekends, that's a LOT of rate periods. For the holidays, it's not that bad to create individual rates/minimum stays, but it would be very cumbersome to input two rate periods for every remaining week on the calendar, especially for multiple properties. To my knowledge there is no way to create a generalized rule such as you're describing.