Hi Jess, I am referring to the app that is right here offered by MyVR

Hey Darrell, You've noted the bigger points in your post, and whilst this isn't legal advice, but a best practise approach - I would recommend following the following guidelines to make your website as accessible as possible. Whilst accessibility requirements and your responsibility to meet them differ around the world, there are some concrete steps you as a website owner can take to meet any accessibility responsibilities, such as: Add a relevant page title to each page. We provide a default automatically but it should be relevant to the content on your page. Add a page description in the advanced options. This can also be advantages to SEO, and should be tailored to the content on your page. Structure your text with appropriate headings and content. Use consistent heading formatting for custom pages. When linking external pages, specify the page page you are linking too in the text. IE: See our pet policy. When adding images, be sure to add alt text in the advanced options to describe the images content. This is not required if the image is purely decorative. It is only important to note if the image is functional. (A door lock location for example). Hope that helps!

@Mike-Wesling one other thing to add is that if you are working with Stessa and know a contact there, you can see if they'd be willing to build to our API. Several of the partners who we integrate with went this path - so it may be worth putting directly on their radar.

Has any progress been made on this topic over the past three (3) years? I would prefer to be able to block individual emails rather than punish my entire company by removing instant booking.

@tristan-brotherton I don't think we have that feature enabled - I didn't know it existed but I think we could make great use of it. Where can I find an overview of the feature and it's uses?

@chelsea-hall - use the format www.vrbo.com/xxxxxha where the xxxxx represents your HomeAway Listing number. You can also type your HomeAway number followed by ha in the VRBO search bar.

@Mike-Stachowiak, Is it possible to subscribe only to specific events or do you guys push all events to all webhooks we setup under Settings > API Access > Webhooks. I see these event types and curious what they are used for? . Thanks for your help! Steven

Does the owners portal show any information regarding reservation data? Such as, what was the nightly rate and total rents?

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@alan-forster Great question. Based upon the number of views, apparently 320+ other people wanted to know the answer. I was looking for an answer as well, found it in an old email from MyVR support. You have to go into your AirBnb App in MyVR, Click on "Settings", then "Rates & Fees" The weekly and monthly discounts must be built out for each property .

Hey Bob, The data export format is supported by excel. Just open excel first and then open the export file.

At least with the Apps/Channels it says if you uninstall the App you will lose all information. I am actually considering this as part of my next strategy so I think the best thing is to download all associated information first then remove the channel/property/listing. Darrell

@logann-schmidt - I believe you could either Block the dates on the calendar, or (my preferred choice) book the stay with a $0 quote - $0 rent and no fees.

Hey @Marty-Rowland-0 , The channel fee reporting we have available is for Booking.com, Airbnb & MyVR's commission fee. Unfortunately, our reports don't include the Vrbo fees - which are delivered to you in an annual report. Of those fees we are able to disclose, users have the ability to filter and download any of the various data / accounting exports at their discretion. The Expense Transaction report will break out the channel fees per reservation. Similarly, you'll find the MyVR fees in the Reservation Expenses report. Head to Setup > API & Data Access > Manual Exports > Accounting to see all the reports available.

@duane-ferrel - I use optional add-ons for the "upgrade" options. Just set your base rate for the basic package, and then an optional fee for the upgrade add-on price. You can choose to have it automatically display the option to the guest when they book. Jenny

@Dawn-Berry Jenny's solution would definitely work. Another option would be when creating the quote, simply switch the damage protection option on the quote from on to off as shown in the below screenshot: Screen Shot 2019-11-01 at 9.45.51 AM

@david-girard - is this so that you can include them in correspondence? You could create a bitly.com code for that, but I typically hide the details in my emails by attaching the link to a text description.

Any news on this feature request?

Just bumping this up - has anyone used BOTH PriceLabs and Beyond Pricing? If so, can you compare the two? I'm thinking of switching from Beyond Pricing to PriceLabs due to the price difference, but wondering if I will lose anything?

@jenny-oest That is an awesome idea Jenny! I have not heard of ‘Hello Sign’ - so appreciate the ideas!