The Availability Summary Report can now be protected with a unique security code that controls who can view the report without requiring a login. This feature allows you to share access to specific users, such as housekeepers or staff, while maintaining full control over who can view the data.
The security code system adds a simple layer of protection to the public Availability Summary URL. Anyone who has the correct link (which includes the code) can open the report without logging in. If the code is missing or incorrect, access is denied.
When you open the Availability Summary report, you’ll see a field labeled Security Code. This code is automatically embedded in the report’s URL. The system checks for that code in the URL each time the page is accessed.
https://youraccount.reservationkey.com/p/availability-summary.asp?code=555
In this example, 555
is the active security code. The report will load only if that code is included in the URL.
Once saved, your URL will include that code, and anyone with the link can view the report without logging in—provided the code is valid.
To test the code in a browser where you’re not logged in:
If the code in the URL is incorrect, an “Invalid Link” message will appear, and the report will not load.
If you no longer want someone to have access to the shared link (for example, a staff member leaves), you can easily revoke it by changing the code:
All previously shared links using the old code will immediately become invalid. Anyone attempting to use the old URL will see an “Invalid Link” message.
The Availability Report Security Code feature allows you to share your Availability Summary safely and conveniently without granting full account access. By requiring a valid code in the URL, you can control who can view availability data and revoke access at any time by simply changing the code. Logged-in users always retain full access, making this system both secure and flexible for real-world use.