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Assign your first cleaners

Place your cleaners on upcoming cleanings: with the proposal for the day, which you approve, or by hand from the calendar.

For: Manager≈ 4 min readUpdated 13 October 2026
2 min 03 secSubtitles: 6 languages

Assigning means saying which cleaner does which cleaning. There are two ways to do it: the proposal for the day places the whole team on one day and you approve it, or you choose the cleaner yourself, job by job, from the calendar. Allow about 3 minutes for a first day.

Before you start, invite your team and check the automatic creation of cleanings. Then see how to split a cleaning between several cleaners.

Open the proposal for the day

Step by step

  1. 1

    Open the “Get started” guide.

  2. 2

    In the “Cleaners” card, find the “Assignment” step.

  3. 3

    Click Do it now. The “Proposal for the day” page opens on tomorrow.

Generate and approve the proposal

Step by step

  1. 1

    Choose the day with the arrows around the date, or click the date to open the calendar.

  2. 2

    Click Generate. A message confirms it, for example “Proposal generated: 12 jobs. Nothing is saved yet.”

  3. 3

    Read the banner: “Ready to approve”, or for example “2 decisions to make before approving”.

  4. 4

    In the “Decisions to make” column, click the solution that suits you, for example “Give to Julie at 10:30”. The card switches to settled.

    • No solution suits you? Click “Choose someone else”: green, it fits; orange, it fits at a cost; red, it is impossible.
  5. 5

    Click ✓ Approve proposal. A message gives the number of jobs assigned, for example “12 job(s) assigned.”

    • Decisions left? The “2 decisions left to make” window opens. Approve anyway saves the rest; jobs with no solution stay without anyone.

Each type of decision, the timeline and the settings are explained in the proposal for the day.

Assign by hand from the calendar

For a single job, or to correct a day that is already approved.

Step by step

  1. 1

    Open the Calendar menu. In the guide, the “Assign from the calendar” link also leads there.

  2. 2

    Click the job. Its details open.

  3. 3

    In the “Cleaners” card, click in the “Search or choose a cleaner…” field.

  4. 4

    Type or choose the cleaner's name. The message “Cleaners saved.” appears: it is saved straight away.

  5. 5

    To remove a cleaner, click the cross next to their name.

In the list, a note may follow the person's name:

NoteWhat it means
“(invitation pending)”The person has not activated their account yet
“(unavailable that day)”They are on leave that day
“(document expired)”One of their mandatory documents has expired
“(outside scope)”The property is outside their scope: they will not see the job

Check that the step is done

Step by step

  1. 1

    Reopen the “Get started” guide.

  2. 2

    Read the note under the “Assignment” step, in the “Cleaners” card.

NoteWhat it means
“No upcoming jobs yet”There is no cleaning to assign yet
“5 upcoming jobs, none assigned”Cleanings are waiting for a cleaner
“5 jobs assigned”The step is done. The button becomes “Review” and opens the calendar

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to use the proposal every day?

No. For a few jobs, the calendar is enough. The proposal is useful when you have to place a whole team while taking journeys, sectors and each person's hours into account.

Are the cleaners told?

Yes. A cleaner added to a job, or removed from a job, is notified.

Can I assign a person who has not activated their account yet?

Yes. They appear in the list with the note “(invitation pending)”.

How do I undo an approval?

On a computer, open the proposal for the day concerned, click “⋯” (More actions), then “Remove application”. The approved jobs go back to having nobody; their times are kept.

Can I put several cleaners on the same cleaning?

Yes. Add each cleaner in the “Cleaners” card of the job, then see split a cleaning to give each of them their share of the time.

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