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See which rooms are occupied, vacant, or dirty, who is still due in, and who is already in the house. The shift starts from this screen.
Front desk, and the manager on duty.
Every room is occupied, vacant, or dirty. The counts sit at the top. The grid is the same house, one square per room, so a manager can read the floor without opening each room.
Arrivals still due sit beside the room status. A single guest and a group are on the same list, with the time and the room, before anyone reaches the counter.
Guests already in the house are listed with their room and how many nights they have stayed. Occupancy is readable here without calling the desk.
The screens that follow the dashboard through a guest’s visit.
What the first screen shows, and who opens it.
It shows room status, quick links, a grid of every room, and the in-house detail report for guests currently in house.
Reception uses it through the shift. A manager uses the same screen to see occupancy without opening each room.
Yes. FrontDesk is cloud software, so the dashboard is available in a browser on the desk computer or a phone.
Hotel name, city, and a room count are enough to start.
