Coordinate departures and housekeeping
Prioritise turnarounds, assign a team and validate a unit before its next arrival.
The decision
A departure becomes a priority when another guest arrives soon, the margin is tight or the unit has special conditions. The demo uses BL-027: departure at 11:30, arrival at 16:00 and 270 minutes for turnaround.
Demo flow
Detected → Assigned → Ready → Validated
- Confirm the next arrival and actual margin.
- Assign BL-027 to Team 2. No order is sent to a device.
- Open the 390 px mobile preview and simulate the staff checklist.
- Mark the unit ready from the work view.
- Validate as manager. Only then does the Centre reduce the preparation alert.
What a customer should validate
- Which rules determine priority and who can override them.
- Whether checklists vary by unit type.
- What evidence inspection requires and when a unit is reopened.
- How consumables and time are captured without turning work into surveillance.
Calculating priority and proposing a team are reversible. Validating or reopening a unit and committing to an arrival time require an identified person and audit history.
Check the result
Validation is shared with Home, Planning, Map and Arrivals. Before validation, the BL-027 arrival includes a pending housekeeping check and cannot check in. Afterwards that blocker disappears; payment, security deposit and access requirements still apply. The checklist and team are fictional.
