A request, not a message
The request comes from the app, in the cleaner's name, instead of a call or a message to dig out.
Field & mobile
Cleaner requests
Timesheet approval without messaging: cleaners request an hours adjustment or log an unscheduled clean from the app, and the manager accepts or declines.
The problem
Hours corrected by text, impossible to find at month end
“I finished later”, “I did the studio as well”: these messages arrive in the evening, on different phones. At month end, they have to be found for payroll and invoicing, and some never resurface.
What it does
The essentials, in three points.
The manager decides
Each request is accepted or declined: nothing changes in the hours or the schedule without that decision.
Hours that stay accurate
Extra or less time is corrected by an accepted request, not by a separate note.
How it works
In the order it happens.
- 01
The cleaner asks
From their area: a clean done outside the schedule, or time to adjust.
- 02
The request comes up
It appears among pending requests, on the manager's dashboard.
- 03
The manager answers
They accept or decline, straight from the list of pending requests.
- 04
The hours follow
An accepted request counts like the rest of the approved work, for payroll as for invoicing.
Who it is for
The businesses that use it most.
Cleaning companiesKeep every slot between check-out and check-in, prove the service and invoice without re-entry.
HotelsToday's room plan, check-outs and stayovers shared out, housekeeper inspection before the room goes back on sale.
Aparthotels and residencesFull check-out cleans and stayovers shared out by floor, housekeeper inspection and a linen room under control.
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