What functions does a hotel management mini program need?

As we all know, mini programs are divided into front-end and back-end. The front end is for users to see, showing hotel rooms, prices, detailed information, etc. The back-end development is for hotel and restaurant merchants, and is used to manage applets, including publishing rooms, processing order information, etc.

A qualified mini program should not only be user-friendly on the front end, but also convenient for business management on the back end. So, in terms of business management methods, what kind of mini program is qualified? What functions are necessary?

1. Keep it simple rather than complicated, and the actual operation should be easy.

In contemporary society, people are generally impatient and impatient. A back-end system with simple operation procedures, low cost of training, and the ability to quickly launch rooms is essential for hotel and restaurant businesses.

Qualified small program backend development can not only reduce the workload of merchants and speed up the construction of small programs, but also release operations as soon as possible to help merchants realize profits.

2. Don’t be arrogant when you win and don’t be discouraged when you lose. Basic functions are essential.

The essential purpose of small program backend development is to assist merchants in operation and management. Adding houses, uploading photos, setting prices, processing orders, responding to reviews, and managing members are all basic functions of the backend system and are indispensable.

This basic function is not only indispensable, but also powerful. The back-end structure is clear, with modular management methods, and order information and user message board messages are immediately notified to the administrator. These also belong to the system architecture and are necessary functions for a qualified mini program management back-end.

3. Good wine is not afraid of alleys, and promotion tools make it a well-known brand.

In today's Internet age, marketing promotions are everywhere. If a good product is not promoted, no one will know about it and it will be impossible to make a profit. The same principle applies to mini program operations. Merchants must continue to promote and advertise in order to attract users to purchase. We also need to do brand promotion so that users can recognize well-known brands and complete secondary purchases.

Common promotional tools for mini programs include coupons, points, fission distributors, price cuts, big red envelopes, limited-time flash sales, group purchase prices, etc. A qualified applet management backend development must have at least three of these tools.