Price Override Skill

You can override Zenith-pushed prices for SalesOffice details by applying selective rate changes through CLI or CSV import, preserving the API source of truth while enabling temporary adjustments for experimentation or corrections.

Yes, bulk price overrides can be imported from a CSV file and pushed to Zenith. The process enforces guardrails for authorized systems and price bounds, then logs an audit trail for tracking.

Guardrails enforce authorized systems, price bounds, deviation limits, and per-hotel thresholds when applying manual price overrides, preventing unauthorized or extreme rate changes from being pushed to the live Zenith system.

To rollback overridden prices or perform an emergency reset in Zenith, use the built-in rollback capability to restore original API prices, or trigger the emergency reset function for rapid recovery of live rates.

Yes, audit logging is included when pushing temporary price overrides to Zenith, tracking all single and bulk changes including the detail overridden, the new price, push status, and providing a compliance record.

The best way to safely experiment with SalesOffice rates without modifying the underlying API price is using a price override mechanism that applies temporary changes with deviation limits, audit logging, and rollback capabilities.