Upload your weekly production report. By Monday morning, know what changed, why it changed and where your team needs to act.
Most DMCs already have the data. It sits in weekly spreadsheets and explains what happened only after someone spends hours assembling it. UAEHQ turns that report into a management-ready answer, connects it to the market and highlights where the team should act.
Is it my business, or is it the market?
Fragmented public reports, internal spreadsheets, supplier updates and competitor activity make that question expensive to answer every single week. UAEHQ answers it by connecting your own production with verified UAE demand, source-market and competitor signals — then producing the explanation and the action list.
Upload performance
Your weekly Excel or CSV, mapped once with a reusable template — validation, duplicate detection and clear error correction included.
Connect market context
Verified UAE visitor, aviation, event and hotel-supply signals plus competitor activity — every figure with source, period and confidence.
Receive the Monday brief
What changed, why it changed, whether the market moved the same way — and the three actions management should take next.
Built for the Monday commercial meeting.
The first view answers the five questions every management meeting starts with: ahead or behind, which markets and clients caused it, whether the external market moved the same way, what changed among competitors, and what to do next.
KPI rail
Revenue, budget variance, prior-year variance, passengers, GP, GP%, average booking value — and the freshness of the data behind them.
Exceptions first
The largest negative and positive movements, concentration risks, missing data and unusual changes — before the charts.
Source markets
Actual vs budget vs prior year, market mix, contribution to variance and trend — market by market.
Clients
Top and bottom accounts, lost or dormant accounts, new production, concentration and the account-owner view.
Market context
Relevant aviation, visitor, event and hotel-supply signals — each with its evidence card: source, period, coverage and confidence.
Actions
Recommended actions with an owner, priority, rationale and due date — so the brief ends in decisions, not observations.
A design-partner cohort, not an open beta.
- Cohort
- Five to ten respected UAE DMCs — a time-bound design-partner group, not an open beta.
- Duration
- 8–12 weeks, guided week by week.
- Founding rate
- AED 1,500–2,500 per month for the pilot, agreed before you start.
- You receive
- Guided onboarding, the cockpit, the Monday brief, competitor watch and direct founder support.
- You give
- A real historical dataset, honest weekly feedback and direct influence over the DMC data model.
- After the pilot
- Convert to an ongoing subscription only if the value is proven — the target range is AED 1,995–3,495/month.
Pilot pricing and inclusions are confirmed in writing before anything begins. The pilot is measured against real gates: weekly usage, reporting hours saved and documented decisions — if UAEHQ does not earn the renewal, you walk away with your data.
Built to be trusted with commercial data.
Your data stays yours
Customer data is owned by the customer. UAEHQ receives only the rights required to provide the service, under a signed data-processing schedule.
Private tenancy
Organisation-scoped access is enforced server-side. No other organisation ever sees your raw data.
A minimum schema, not a data grab
The pilot needs period, revenue or GP, passengers, source market, client and budget — client names can be pseudonymised IDs.
Benchmarks are separate consent
Benchmark contribution is optional, explicit, revocable and off by default. The pilot delivers its value without it.
Evidence, not assertion
Every market figure shows its source, reporting period, coverage and classification. Where evidence is insufficient, UAEHQ says so.
Honest freshness
Nothing is labelled live unless it genuinely is. Official statistics carry their real cadence — latest available, monthly, or historical.
Join the founding DMC network.
Applications are reviewed personally. The first step is a reporting audit — a short look at how your weekly commercial reporting works today — before any product demo.
Best fit: a UAE-based DMC with meaningful inbound production, multiple source markets, and weekly or monthly commercial reporting discipline.