Actabl has introduced Altitude, an AI product designed to provide hotel executives with immediate answers to questions about their property portfolios.

The company developed Altitude in partnership with Noble House Hotels & Resorts, which acted as a design collaborator during the process. The tool is currently available through an invite-only beta, with broader access anticipated this year.

With Altitude, executives can use natural language queries to request data such as which hotels are trending below budget on gross operating profit, or to analyse variance in key operational metrics.

The AI generates answers from each property’s own data, includes cited sources, and shows an as-of timestamp for transparency.

The system links directly to Actabl’s data infrastructure, which standardises financial, labour, and operations records from more than 14,000 properties.

This structure, for which Actabl holds a US patent, enables Altitude to access a wide range of metrics from cost per occupied room by department to earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) by property.

Since Altitude operates on data already managed by Actabl, the company says there is no need for additional integration or security measures, and its responses match figures already reported by finance teams.

During development, finance leadership from Noble House Hotels & Resorts worked to test Altitude against practical portfolio review questions.

According to Actabl, the product was shaped by direct feedback from these exercises.

Noble House Hotels & Resorts chief financial officer Janette Ament said: "When we brought our real questions to Altitude, it delivered: faster forecasting, real-time visibility into property performance, and cross-property comparisons that used to take manual pulls across multiple systems.

"It solved the problems we actually came in with. We are thrilled to be working with Actabl on this."