Which menu is primarily used by the Night Auditor to post room charges and flip the system to a new day?

• A. Front Office
• B. System Management
• C. Night Audit
• D. Rooms Management

Answer: (C)

The question is about end-of-day processing in a hotel PMS—the tasks that finalize the day’s charges and move the system into the next business day. The Night Audit menu is designed for this role. It’s where the night auditor posts room charges and other folio activity, balances accounts, prints or generates daily revenue and audit reports, and then flips the system date to the next day. This day-end close ensures all transactions from the day are captured before the new day begins, providing accurate start-of-day figures for the next set of guest charges.

Other menus handle different functions: Front Office is for ongoing guest interactions and real-time postings, System Management covers configuration and maintenance, and Rooms Management deals with room status, housekeeping, and related tasks. Therefore, the Night Audit menu is the appropriate tool for posting charges and advancing to a new day.