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# Group Reservation
Steps to create a Group Reservation
### Creating a new Group reservation
* Goto Front office >> Reservation >> Group Reservation >> New
To create **Group Reservations**, a **Group Master** record must first be created in the system. The Group Master serves as the primary record that consolidates and manages all related reservations under a single group. Once the Group Master is created, it must be linked with the relevant individual reservations. Based on these linked records, the system will allow the creation of **Group Bookings**, enabling centralized management of reservations, billing, and reporting for the entire group.
* Click on the Create New Reservation icon as shown below.
* Create a New group and save.
After saving, the system will automatically display a **Quick Reservations** pop-up window. This pop-up allows you to immediately add and manage reservations associated with the newly created group.
* Select room type, select the arrival and departure date, Rooms, Guest Name, Rate Code, Guest Type, and Market segment as shown below, and click save.
* Once the reservation is created, you will see the reservation on the screen like this.
* Click the **Split button** to split the booking between all the guest.
* To split the booking, select the reservation line.
* Click the split button.
* Enter the number of splits to be created in the field.
* Click create.
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* Group Reservation Created Successfully
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* To allocate the specific rooms to the guests, click the Auto-allocate button.
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