Shiji, a leading global provider of hospitality technology solutions, has officially announced a complete company rebrand by uniting its suite of products into a cohesive brand structure.
Under this rebrand, Shiji will bring forth an identity focused on simplifying portfolio and highlighting its commitment to being a 24/7 partner to the hospitality industry.
Having initiated its journey as an IT service company, Shiji is today a global technology player, who offers solutions across property management, point-of-sale, reputation management, distribution, payments, and guest engagement. The company’s expansion, over the year, would unlock best-in-class solutions to aid a variety of use cases.
Having said so, such rapid growth also created complexity across its brand and product landscape. Hence, in a bid to enhance clarity and consistency, Shiji has now introduced new branding for its core solutions.
These solutions include Daylight PMS, which happens to be a fully cloud-based property management system designed for luxury and full-service hotels, featuring Single Guest Profiles and advanced security.
Next up, there is Infrasys POS. This one packs together a cloud-based, offline-capable point-of-sale system. Validating the given POS’ excellence is a fact that it is currently trusted by upscale hotels, resorts, as well as high-traffic venues worldwide.
Then, we have Shiji’s Reviewpro Reputation solution, a leading reputation management tool, which can effectively aggregate guest feedback, and at the same time, enable data-driven service improvements.
“Now that our acquisitions have been fully integrated, it’s time to take the next step—presenting a unified platform of solutions under one cohesive brand system,” said Kevin King, CEO at Shiji International. “Our new brand structure makes it easier for hoteliers to navigate our offerings while reinforcing our core mission: to deliver world-class technology that operates as seamlessly as the hospitality industry itself—day and night.”
Another detail worth a mention relates to the company’s Horizon Distribution technology that delivers what would be a dynamic distribution platform geared towards enhancing access to several key global markets, including China.
Joining that would be an Iceportal Content solution. The stated innovation bestows you with a centralized content distribution system for images, text, and attributes across hospitality channels.
Shiji also brings to your disposal a technology built around Meridian Experiences. Such technology should come in handy when the agenda is to manage and monetize ancillary services like spa, and event bookings.
Hold on, we still have a few bits left to unpack, considering we haven’t yet touched upon the company’s Astral Payments solution. Understood to be a secure, tokenized payment platform, this particular solution can tread up a long distance to streamline transactions across all guest touchpoints.
We also haven’t touched upon Shiji’s Stellaris Digital technology that covers Digital Stay, Digital Dine, Digital Payby, and omnichannel communication tools to enhance guest experiences.
Rounding up highlights would be a Twilight Data +, a data lake environment made specifically to provide deep insights and AI-powered decision-making for hotels.
Among other things, we ought to mention that Shiji also took this opportunity to launch a new visual and conceptual model i.e. the ‘day-night product cycle’, where the company showcases how its interconnected solutions support the entire guest journey, mirroring the industry’s non-stop nature.
“Each of our solutions have been designed with integration and efficiency in mind,” said Kevin King. “With this rebrand, we are making it clearer than ever how our solutions work together to support hoteliers in delivering exceptional guest experiences.”
Founded almost 25 years ago, Shiji’s excellence in what it does can be understood once you consider it provides property management system, point-of-sale, guest engagement, distribution, payments, and data intelligence for over 91,000 hotels across the world, including the largest hotel chains.
