Hospitality and services
The busiest hour is exactly when nobody can pick up the phone. Bookings go through without the front desk, and reviews collect themselves.
What people usually arrive with
What we do
Bookings and appointments
By voice and in messengers, with availability checked and confirmation sent to the guest.
After-hours and peak-time answering
The agent answers when everyone is busy and passes on what genuinely needs a person.
Reminders and fewer no-shows
Confirmation the day before with an option to move, and the freed slot offered to the next guest.
Reviews and reputation
A review request after the visit, with negatives intercepted before publication.
Staff scheduling
Shifts by load and availability, with swaps handled without manual juggling.
Loyalty programmes
Guest segments and personal offers based on visit history.
What this looks like in practice
Typical scenarios in this area: what people arrive with and what we do about it. These are not named client cases, the confirmed work is collected in the portfolio.
- Situation
- At the evening peak calls went unanswered and tables stood empty.
- What we do
- The agent takes bookings by voice and in messengers, and the host sees a ready list.
- Situation
- Appointments were kept in a chat, and clashes surfaced on the day.
- What we do
- One schedule with load checks and a reminder to the client.
- Situation
- Questions about check-in and terms tied up the reception line.
- What we do
- The agent answers from the current policies and passes the complex cases to reception.
The questions we get most
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