Housekeeping · the turn sequence, cited step by step
- Housekeeping6
- Maintenance2
- Reception1
Your hotel's own operational data, three agents that act on it, and the apps your staff already work in — inbox, tasks, shifts, knowledge, flows.
Reads every inbound guest message, sorts intent from sentiment, drafts the reply, and escalates the ones a person should answer.
Turns shift handovers, tasks and department SOPs into work that actually gets assigned, with the procedure cited next to it.
Watches the numbers across the portfolio and says something when a line moves in a way the last four weeks did not predict.
Guest messages land in one inbox, whatever channel they arrived on. GEX reads intent and sentiment, drafts the reply, and moves the ones that need a person to the top of the list.
Shift briefings, the cleaning board, tasks with checklists and recurrence. LORA turns what was said at handover into work assigned to a name, with the procedure sitting next to it.
SAM watches every property in the workspace and says something when a number moves in a way the last four weeks did not predict. The pack for the review is written before the review, not during it.
A flow starts with something that actually happens — a message, a shift ending, a month closing — and ends with work assigned to a person or a record updated. Pick an agent, then a flow.
GEX reads every guest message, works out what is actually being asked, and turns it into work someone can pick up.
A guest message becomes a task and a richer profile.
Guest messages walk the same five steps. GEX takes them as far as it honestly can, then puts what is left in front of a person.
Housekeeping · the turn sequence, cited step by step
Duty manager up to the set limit · above it, the GM
Move the guest first · maintenance on call · procedures cited
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