Reservations and Prearrival Tasks
The front desk distinguishes an inquiry, a confirmed booking, and an actual check-in. A transfer or room preparation task can be assigned with a deadline before arrival.
Custom Development
In a small hotel, personal service depends on what the front desk shares before guests arrive. We’ll build a CRM for direct inquiries, guest preferences, and team tasks around your booking system.
These modules can be included in the project. We’ll agree on the scope and workflow rules after reviewing your processes.
The front desk distinguishes an inquiry, a confirmed booking, and an actual check-in. A transfer or room preparation task can be assigned with a deadline before arrival.
The front desk links preferences to a reservation or guest profile. Before arrival, guest services review only the details needed to prepare.
During design, we identify which system confirms the room and stay dates. The CRM can show direct inquiries and tasks while room operations remain in the hotel system.
How teams can divide responsibilities and handle exceptions after rollout.
The guest provides a new arrival time, and the front desk assigns a task to the staff member on duty. The next shift acknowledges the late arrival and the agreed steps.
The manager looks up the prior stay and checks the guest’s current needs. Preferences for this trip go on the current booking and are shared with the responsible department.
Limit the pilot to direct inquiries and agreed prearrival preferences. The front desk handles communication, and guest services see their assigned tasks. Decide in advance which system owns room availability and how booking updates reach the CRM.
Once we agree on the requirements, we design the screens, build a pilot, and try it against the agreed use cases. We plan the rollout and follow-on modules with your team.
Discuss the First PhaseIt depends on the CRM’s role. For communication and tasks, it is enough to connect it to the existing property management system if the required data exchange is available.
One-time preferences go on the booking, and recurring preferences go on the guest profile under agreed rules. The front desk can check whether they still apply before check-in.
We’ll match records by guest and booking IDs. The front desk will sample profile matches, open requests, and which preferences belong to a given stay. We’ll separately agree which contacts and details to move into active records.
Show us a direct inquiry from the first response through room preparation and shift handover. Scope depends on the source of booking statuses, which departments can see tasks, and how extra services are confirmed. The pilot can cover the front desk and one department that receives prearrival assignments.
Tell us your industry, describe one process you want to automate, and let us know which tools your team already uses.