At Chekin we are thrilled to announce our new integration with German AVS Abrechnungs- und Verwaltungs-Systeme GmbH. A connection which allows us to automatically send traveler data collected during online check-in to the local German authorities.
Carlos Lagares, CEO at Chekin, says: “Chekin is available worldwide, so hosts everywhere can offer an online check-in experience to their guests. We also automatically generate and send guest reports to local authorities, meeting all legal requirements in 16 countries. The most recent to be added are the German local authorities.”
Chekin & AVS: Comply with German Law in one click
Legal compliance is simpler than ever! German Lodging owners now have the possibility to automate the entire check-in process. Online guest registration, automatic report to local German authorities, ID verification, digital sign, online contracts, personalized communications, remote access, upselling, deposits and much more.
AVS is a system that simplifies the process of reporting guest information to the local authorities. By integrating with AVS, we can now offer travelers a seamless online check-in experience that ensures their information is reported to the local authorities upon arrival. This not only saves time and hassle for both the traveler and lodging staff but also ensures compliance with German laws and regulations.
Conclusion
We’re excited to be integrated with AVS, a widely used system throughout Germany. Also, we are happy to provide our customers with a streamlined process for reporting guest data in a simpler way. Travelers and owners can have peace of mind knowing data is being handled securely and efficiently, while staff can focus on providing the best guest experience.
In conclusion, Chekin and AVS represents a significant step forward in automated police reporting for the hospitality German industry. We’re proud to offer our customers this new feature, which benefits both travelers and lodging owners and ensures compliance with German laws and regulations.
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