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Oracle's FIAS (Fidelio Interface Application Specification) is a protocol specification used by different hospitality PMS systems to exchange data.
This driver interprets check-in and check-out events and optionally exposes all received raw FIAS messages to be used in custom logic.
Contents
HSYCO Configuration
Add a FIAS I/O Server in the I/O Servers section of the Settings and set its parameters:
Communication
- IP Address: the IP address of the FIAS server instance;
- Port: TCP port of the FIAS server instance;
High Availability
- Shutdown when inactive: defaults to true.
Options
ID | Default | Values | Description |
---|---|---|---|
rawmessages | false | true | generate the "msg" datapoint |
false | do not generate the "msg" datapoint |
Datapoints
ID | Value | R/W | Description |
---|---|---|---|
connection | online | R | connection established |
offline | R | HSYCO can't connect to the system | |
guest.in | <JSON object> | R | Guest check-in event with reported details (see below) |
guest.in.dbswap | <JSON object> | R | Past check-in event generated because of a database synchronisation request |
guest.out | <JSON object> | R | Guest check-out event with reported details (see below) |
guest.out.dbswap | <JSON object> | R | Past check-out event generated because of a database synchronisation request |
guest.change | <JSON object> | R | Guest booking change event with reported details (see below) |
guest.change.dbswap | <JSON object> | R | Past booking change event generated because of a database synchronisation request |
msg.<type> | <JSON object> | R | FIAS message of type <type> received from the system with reported parameters formatted as JSON object (requires "rawmessages" option set to "false") |
msg | <message> | R | Raw FIAS message received from the system (requires "rawmessages" option set to "true") |
W | Send the specified raw FIAS message to the system |
JSON objects format
The following sections show the format of the "guest.*" datapoints' JSON values. The textual and numeric values of the attributes are implementation-dependant and vary from system to system. The only required attributes are "reservationNumber", "room", and "share"; all other attributes are optional.
Guest check-in and booking change
{ "reservationNumber": <number>, "room": <text>, "name": <text>, "firstName": <text>, "date": <date - YYMMDD>, "time": <time - HHMMSS>, "share": <true|false>, "arrivalDate": <date - YYMMDD>, "departureDate": <date - YYMMDD>, "classOfService": <0-3>, "profileNumber": <text>, "groupNumber": <text>, "language": <text>, "title": <text>, "vip": <number>, "minibarRights": <text>, "tvRights": <text>, "videoRights": <text>, "workstationId": <text> }
Guest check-out
{ "reservationNumber": <number>, "room": <text>, "date": <date - YYMMDD>, "time": <time - HHMMSS>, "share": <true|false>, "workstationId": <text> }
Release Notes
3.8.0
- initial release
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