The dashboard is built around one idea: show the work. Every panel states what it assumed and where the figure came from.
Allotment, use year, unit and season, annual fee and any loan payment. Nothing is guessed — every figure on the dashboard traces back to something entered or a published program chart.
The analyzer works out the tier, the true cost per point and how many nights the allotment actually buys across unit sizes and seasons.
Convert to Hilton Honors, model card earning against the annual fee, compare paying cash against using points, or price what a deeded week looks like as an annual allotment.
Deeds, statements and confirmations live in a private vault, so the next conversation starts from the documents rather than from memory.
The same ownership can be presented conservatively or at its best. The dashboard makes the difference explicit rather than hiding it inside a formula.
Conservative and sourced. Published chart values, entered figures and nothing added on top. This is the mode to use when an owner needs a number they can rely on.
Estimate based on entered data — verify with current program rules
The optimised view. Save-and-borrow headroom, best-case seasonal placement and the redemption paths that stack. Every enhanced line is itemised and explained so it can be defended in the room.
Enhanced projection — for demonstration purposes
Point charts, membership tiers, conversion ratios and published fees are transcribed from program materials and carry a source note wherever they appear. Anything entered by hand is chipped as user-entered, and anything projected is chipped as an estimate.
Example figures transcribed from supplied training material — verify against current authorized program materials.
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