Front Office
Know which room needs attention next.
See which rooms are ready and what work is affecting a guest’s stay. Check rush rooms, guest requests, defects and minibar items that still need follow-up.
See the moduleEach department has its own module. Work passes between them: a guest complaint becomes a work order, and low stock becomes a purchase request.
See which rooms are ready and what work is affecting a guest’s stay. Check rush rooms, guest requests, defects and minibar items that still need follow-up.
See the moduleHousekeepers see their assigned rooms and follow the cleaning checklist for each one. Once the cleaning’s done, a supervisor inspects the room.
See the moduleOne shared record of belongings found around the hotel. Log each item with a photo and note where it’s stored. Record who collected it.
See the moduleLog what the guest reported, including the location and urgency. If something needs fixing, create a linked work order. The guest follow-up stays with the complaint.
See the moduleSee open tickets by station and the status of room charges. Set up the menus, tables and stations that service runs on.
See the moduleA work order records the fault and its location, along with its priority. Assign an engineer and follow the job until it’s done. Review the result.
See the moduleKeep the asset register up to date and link work orders to the equipment they’re about. Log each service. Use recorded costs and service history to decide what needs attention.
See the moduleSet up routes with checkpoints and the schedules they run on. Check the patrol board from your phone. Review past sessions and recorded incidents there, too.
See the moduleTrack quantities and stock movements. Set a minimum for each item to see what needs reordering, then raise a purchase request when stock runs short.
See the moduleEach purchase request is reviewed under your hotel’s approval rules. Approved items become purchase orders.
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