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Guests get an answer before they arrive.

Give guests timely answers before they arrive, and collect what your team needs from them once rather than three times.

Illustrative image: hospitality professionals coordinating guest details at a reception desk
Give guests timely answers before they arrive.

Where a guest experience starts badly

  • The question at midnight.

    Check-in times, parking, whether the kitchen is still open — asked by somebody who is already travelling.

  • Arrival details, collected twice.

    The same information asked on the booking form, again by email, and again at the desk.

  • A front desk doing three jobs.

    Somebody is checking in, somebody is on the phone, and somebody is waiting at the counter.

Before they arrive. Not the welcome itself.

Almost everything a guest asks before arrival is logistics, and almost everything they ask afterwards needs a person. The workflow is built along that line.

  • Answer stay enquiries.

    Timings, facilities, directions and what is included — from what you published, with rates and availability handed to a person.

  • Coordinate arrival details.

    Collect what you need before the guest arrives, once, and put it where the team on shift will actually see it.

  • Cover the hours the desk cannot.

    Late evening and early morning questions answered in the guest’s own thread, so nobody waits until nine.

  • Hand over the moment it matters.

    A complaint, a special request, anything involving payment — straight to the person on duty with the conversation attached.

What is included, and what is not.

In scope

  • Pre-arrival and in-stay questions from your own information
  • Arrival detail collection and confirmations
  • Reminders in the guest’s own thread
  • Routing to whoever is on shift
  • Post-stay review requests
  • A monthly read on what guests ask most

Stays with your team

  • Rates, availability and upgrades
  • Complaints and service recovery
  • Anything involving payment
  • Special requests that need a judgement
  • The welcome itself

Tell us what needs attention.

Ask the questions this work raises, or describe the job in your own words. A person replies within one working day, and if the job is not ready to build yet, we will say so instead of quoting for it.

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Tell us what’s going on and we’ll help you work out the next step. A person reads every one of these, and you’ll hear back within one working day.

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