Latest updates in Goelett

Users can now differentiate between Accor – ALL Plus VOYAGEUR and Accor – ALL Plus IBIS cards when applying hotel loyalty discounts. Previously, a single card label Accor – ALL Plus created confusion and incorrect rate applications, especially when travelers held an IBIS-only card and booked outside eligible brands. 

With this update, each card is correctly mapped to its respective hotel brands: 

• ALL Plus IBIS applies only to Ibis, Ibis Budget, and Ibis Styles   

• ALL Plus VOYAGEUR applies to all Accor group hotels 

This ensures loyalty rates are only shown where valid, reducing user frustration and improving rate accuracy for corporate travelers.

When a hotel booking cannot proceed due to provider-side issues, users now see a clearer error message explaining the situation and recommending next steps. If other segments in the trip have already been confirmed, an additional warning highlights potential cancellation costs and advises skipping the hotel segment. This improvement aims to reduce confusion, avoid unnecessary cancellations, and support smoother multi-segment bookings. 

 In response to multiple client requests, Goelett now supports using child fields within analytical field structures as triggers for approval workflows. Child-level values can now be selected as criteria for configuring approval rules. This provides greater flexibility and precision when designing approval flows based on analytical field hierarchies. 

To improve usability, it is now possible to copy the content of analytical fields, such as “Project code,” directly from the booking interface when field is disabled or not editable. values can be copied from the following field types – Dictionary, Custom or CustomAndDictionary.. 

This small but impactful improvement was introduced based on user feedback and enhances data accuracy when reusing or referencing analytical codes in external systems.