The numbers, and where each comes from

Every figure on this site, with its source — a query on the live database, a count in the repository, or a date. Nothing here is a claim.

Database figures as of 2 October 2026, read at publish.

A band of numbers on a software site is usually a set of sentences. These are the ones on this site, and how each is produced.

Read from the live database at every publish

• Public manual pages — the count of active help topics that ship with the product, excluding the platform's own section and any hotel's private notes. Republished with the manual.
• Channel bookings applied — bookings received from the channel manager and placed on the chart at hotels that are not demos, and the date of the first. Every one is a row with the channel's own payload kept beside it.
• Companies on the books — corporate accounts across all non-demo accounts, most of them loaded from a group's own spreadsheet in one run.
• Hotels trading — properties open on non-demo accounts.
• Capabilities — the distinct things a login can be permitted to do, each a row in the catalogue.

Counted in the repository, with the date

• Migrations — numbered files, each one change to the database with a sentence for a name. 376 on 17 September 2026.
• Test suites — files that exercise a migration and roll back. 182 on the same day.
• Reports in the catalogue — 144, of which the ones that cannot be produced from live data are greyed with the reason.

Produced by the build

• Products, pages, screenshots — counted by the script that writes this site, from the rows and the files on disk. A page whose screenshot is missing is built without one and the build says so.
• Mockups — zero, by construction: the site cannot show a picture that is not in the screenshot folder, and the screenshot folder is written only by a script that drives the product.

Not on this site

Customer logos, countries, retention percentages, awards. We have a group of twenty properties with two trading on this today. When there is a third, the hotels-trading number will say three, from the same query.