How does Thynk hospitality software handle cloning events with linked items?
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When you clone an event in Thynk, its details and linked items are copied, with items sharing the original event’s start hour cloned and linked to the new event.
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Thynk hospitality software is a comprehensive platform designed to manage events, bookings, and associated items efficiently. When cloning events within Thynk, the system replicates the original event's details along with linked items, but with a specific behaviour regarding item start times. Only items that share the exact same start hour as the original event are cloned and linked to the new event. Items with differing start times are excluded from the cloning process, which can lead to incomplete data replication. This cloning logic impacts event management systems by requiring users to standardise item start times or manually re-link items after cloning. Thynk integrates with core hospitality components such as PMS, CRS, and group booking software, enabling seamless coordination across sales and operations. Compared to competitors like Amadeus Delphi or Event Temple, Thynk offers a Salesforce-powered backend, ensuring robust lead management and revenue analytics capabilities. This approach enhances operational efficiency for venues and hotels managing complex MICE and group bookings through a unified CRM and event management system.