In plain words
Once three of a or pickup rule's changes are on the same night, an amber banner at the top of every tab asks what to do, and the rule keeps adjusting until you answer. Keep adjusting lets it carry on and stops the question for that night. Stop for this night means no more changes there, while what it already did stays. A stopped night shows under the rule on the Rules tab, where Let it run again puts the rule back on it.
Read the banner
The banner names the rule and how many of its changes are still on the price, such as "Hot-week surge" has 3 raises on Sat, Nov 14 2026., then a card per night with what the rule read at its latest change and how far the price can go. What the banner says explains every line.
Answer
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Choose for one night or for all of them
With several nights, two buttons come first: Keep adjusting on all 4 nights and Stop on all 4 nights. They count and answer every night waiting. Under them the nights are listed. Click Answer night by night to open a card per night, each with Keep adjusting and Stop for this night. The cards show the nearest 30 nights; with more, a line under them says how many more there are ("And 358 more nights after these."), and each one you answer brings up the next.
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Keep adjusting
The rule carries on as it is, and MAYA stops asking about that night. Other rules are unaffected.
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Stop for this night
The rule makes no more changes on that night. What it already changed there stays, unless its undo box is ticked and cancellations mean the rule is no longer true. Your other rules keep working on the night.
Answering needs Revenue Manager access or higher. Anyone else sees the banner with "Only a Revenue Manager or above can answer this." The ? beside the buttons repeats what each answer does.
Your answer is written to the change log under Your answer: Priya stopped "Hot-week surge" on Sat, Nov 14 2026. What it already changed stays, unless cancellations mean the rule is no longer true. For a rule with its undo box unticked it ends "What it already changed stays." While your property simulates, it says "Its simulated changes so far stay" instead.
Let it run again
A rule you stopped on nights still to come shows an amber chip under its switch on the Rules tab, such as "Stopped on 4 nights". Click Let it run again beside it to clear the stop on every one of those nights. Read Stopped on N nights, and letting it run again.