Visibility & Privacy
We've designed OHR to protect your park's data, and to protect the data of every other operator in the dataset. This page explains what you can see, what you cannot, and the park data we ignore.
What does OHR show in your report?
Named & Anonymous Parks
Some parks provide data anonymously, while full OHR members provide their names and dimensions.
OHR Members
Name & Profile
Operators who join OHR share their park name and profile with other members. In return they can see the names and profiles of parks they are measured against.
Each comp set is drawn from its own park's closest matches, so a park in your set will not always have you in theirs.
Anonymous Parks
No Name, Full Profile
Some parks reach OHR through platform partners with their details made anonymous. These are parks that are not in the OHR system yet, but still contribute to benchmarks so that you can see how your park performs against the market. They are included in your comp set, but their identity is hidden from you.
In both cases, OHR only shows aggregated performance data. You will never see the individual performance of another park, or any operational details that could identify them.
What OHR reads from your PMS
OHR connects directly to your property management system and reads only the inventory and reservation records it needs to calculate your metrics and Park Dimensions.
| Data | What it contains | What it produces |
|---|---|---|
| Daily occupancy record | Sites available, sites filled, and accommodation revenue for each day | Occupancy, ADR, RevPAS |
| Bookings | Arrival, departure, length, and value of each stay | Length of stay, Seasonality |
| Site inventory | The sites your park sells | Scale |
Guest data is filtered out where the data is collected, so it is never stored and never reaches a benchmark.