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Since the installation of application and initialization in the hotel, the user’s application starts collecting information about the pages viewed, the transitions between them, time spent on each page, amount of views of goods or services and many other parameters that are important for you
Thanks to this data, for example, you can see that the same guest looked through laundry service shirts for 10 times, but has not made any order. And you can imagine that this price is too high for the guest. Then offer the guest a discount on this service and look at his actions
Thus, you can learn easily, how to analyze the guests’ actions effectively in your application and manage sales completely on another level