Hospitality technology company Shiji has integrated FLYR Hospitality’s commercial optimisation platform with its Daylight property management system (PMS).
The integration allows operators to automate pricing, receive real-time forecasts, and analyse performance metrics without switching systems.
It enables hotel groups to replace existing manual processes with recommendations generated by AI, streamlining revenue management and adapting to changing market conditions.
This solution aims to provide enterprise-scale capabilities for hotels that require broader commercial tools without adopting traditional revenue management systems.
Shiji’s Daylight PMS employs a cloud-based architecture with a unified data model, which supports predictable onboarding and reduces implementation challenges for multi-property hotel groups.
The new integration allows these groups to deploy FLYR Hospitality’s modules across several properties while maintaining consistent rollout schedules and improved data quality.
Recent collaborations between FLYR Hospitality and other hospitality technology providers, including Amadeus, Premier Inn Middle East, and Time Hotels, have expanded the platform’s reach among hotel chains seeking updated approaches to commercial decision-making.
FLYR Hospitality product vice-president Lukas Hughes said: “By integrating with Shiji's Daylight PMS, we're delivering a unified data foundation and AI-powered decision intelligence that helps hotel groups standardise revenue operations, improve pricing accuracy, and move away from fragmented systems and manual processes.”
Shiji announced the availability of this direct connection with FLYR Hospitality as part of ongoing efforts to facilitate greater automation and standardisation within hotel operations.
Shiji partnerships senior director Simon Le Touze said: “We're excited to have FLYR Hospitality available within Shiji's Daylight PMS platform.
“By combining Daylight PMS open architecture with FLYR Hospitality's AI-driven revenue optimisation and business intelligence, we're giving hotel groups a powerful alternative to fragmented RMS and BI tools, a single, cloud-native platform that can scale across brands and regions while delivering the flexibility and control that sophisticated operators demand.”
Recently, Pearl Continental Hotel Rawalpindi became the first hotel in Pakistan to adopt Shiji’s Daylight PMS. This deployment marked the technology company's official entry into the Pakistani market.
