Create a Reservation for a "Do Not Rent" Guest (Cloud)

Create a Reservation for a "Do Not Rent" Guest (Cloud)


If a new reservation is created using a guest profile marked as "Do Not Rent," a pop-up message will appear, requiring acknowledgment or confirmation before proceeding with the reservation creation. This serves as a precautionary measure to ensure awareness and compliance with the specific status associated with the guest profile.
This status will not prevent a reservation to be made for that guest.

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