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Hospitality finance, made legible.
Koga gives hotel operators one place to plan, measure, and read their finances — native to USALI, fluent in your P&L, and built for the people who actually run the property.
Most hotels manage their money in a graveyard of spreadsheets — version 14, final, final-FINAL — re-keyed every month and trusted by no one.
Koga replaces the mess with a single, living source of truth. Plans roll into actuals. Actuals roll into scorecards. Scorecards roll into dashboards leadership can read in ten seconds.
Nothing is re-keyed. Nothing is lost. And every figure ties back to the standard your auditors already know.
Each one stands on its own. Together they form the financial backbone of the property.
Build the year top-down or bottom-up, by department, in the structure your P&L already uses. Reforecast in minutes — not over a lost weekend.
Turn the month-end into a living scorecard — occupancy, ADR, RevPAR, GOP — with workflow states so everyone knows what's in review and what's final.
A live operational view for owners and GMs: where the property stands today, against plan, against last year. No export, no waiting on the analyst.
Koga is structured on USALI — the Uniform System of Accounts for the Lodging Industry — from the schedules up. Departmental revenues, undistributed expenses, GOP: the language is native, not bolted on.
Your team doesn't learn a new chart of accounts. They finally get to use the one they already know — properly.
Departmental schedules, GOP, and flow-through modeled the way the lodging industry actually reports — down to the line.
Board-ready USALI reporting on demand — plus an Excel add-in that pulls live Koga figures straight into the workbooks your team already builds.
Configured to your portfolio, your chart of accounts, your brand standards. Koga fits the way you operate — not a generic template you bend to fit.
Bring a single property's trial balance and we'll show you Koga running on your own data.