Checkout cleaning
Work started. Complete it and submit the results.
Hotels, aparthotels and guest houses
For a single property or a chain of hotels. Your staff work in one system, with no spreadsheets, chats or manual checking. ATQAR shows what is happening in the hotel right now: check-ins, check-outs, cleanings, duties and room readiness.
The overview
You see at once what today holds: check-ins, check-outs, free rooms and urgent tasks. Below it: the day's events, who is on duty, and how ready the rooms are.
Arrivals today
6
Departures today
4
Vacant rooms
9
Urgent tasks
2
The process
Once a checkout is confirmed, the system creates the cleaning automatically. The task moves through four states, from assignment to an administrator's review.
The cleaning is attached to a named person, with a room and a deadline.
The phone has everything needed: the property, the room, the deadline and the task's details.
The employee finishes the cleaning and attaches a photo or video if needed. The administrator checks the result.
The task closes only once an administrator has accepted it.
Work started. Complete it and submit the results.
Results submitted. Await verification.
Arrival confirmation
Problem report
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the week's duty
All of the team's shifts sit in one weekly grid. The system sees each employee's duty and places cleaning inside the time they are available. Assignments then come out predictable, and an administrator does not have to assign everything by hand.
Cleaning, administration and maintenance work from the same grid. A schedule change is visible to every employee at once.
The system finds the nearest available time inside the duty, allowing for the preferred cleaning time.
An administrator can choose the employee and the time themselves, but only within their duty. If there is no shift, the schedule changes first.
If an administrator assigns a time and an employee by hand, the system does not change it automatically afterwards. If a task cannot be placed, it shows the reason.
Occupancy
See which rooms are occupied, who is checking in, and when each room becomes available. If needed, you can add a booking reference from your primary system to a stay.
3–24 Aug
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| Available | available 7 from 9. Check-in: 2, Check-out: 0 | available 6 from 9. Check-in: 1, Check-out: 0 | available 4 from 9. Check-in: 2, Check-out: 0 | available 3 from 9. Check-in: 2, Check-out: 1 | available 3 from 9. Check-in: 1, Check-out: 1 | available 4 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 1 | available 3 from 9. Check-in: 1, Check-out: 0 | available 5 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 2 | available 6 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 1 | available 7 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 1 | available 8 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 1 | available 7 from 9. Check-in: 1, Check-out: 0 | available 7 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 0 | available 7 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 0 | available 7 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 0 | available 8 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 1 | available 8 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 0 | available 8 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 0 | available 8 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 0 | available 9 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 1 | available 9 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 0 | available 9 from 9. Check-in: 0, Check-out: 0 |
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Roles
A role determines permissions in the system, not an employee's job title. The administrator allocates work and oversees the result. Repairs and inspections can be assigned to any suitable employee, while cleaning can be assigned only to a housekeeper who is on duty at that time.
Sees their tasks for today, their schedule for the week, and upcoming checkout cleanings. Other people's and unassigned tasks are not displayed.
Receives tasks for repairs, inspections and maintenance. When necessary, they can mark a room unavailable, giving a reason and a review deadline.
Manages duties and tasks: assigns workers, confirms checkouts, accepts completed work or returns it for rework.
Manages all of their properties from one account. Sees the work of administrators and employees, and manages access and roles.
Signals
ATQAR reports new tasks and changes across several channels at once, and the current status always stays in the system.
Changes appear on an open screen right away, no page refresh needed.
The task, the property, the room and the deadline — no guest, no phone number, no comment.
Tasks and changes arrive in Telegram. There the employee can pause a task with a reason, resume it, and leave a comment. Photographs and review are ATQAR only.
What it is made of
Every assignment, state change, review and correction is recorded and retained: the history never disappears.
Where it all happens
A hotel, aparthotel or guest house — and the rooms inside it. Stays, work and readiness all attach to a room.
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When the room is taken
Arrival and departure dates and, if you need it, a booking reference from your own system.
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Who is staying
A name and a phone number, with the stays attached to them. The guest comes back, and their history of visits comes with them.
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Who does what, and by when
Cleaning, a repair, an inspection, supplies — and the fault report that work starts from.
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It works itself out
There is no ‘Ready’ button, not even for the owner: a room is ready once the cleaning is accepted and nothing is holding it.
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Who sees what
A role is a set of permissions, not a job title: what a person sees, and what they may do.
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Questions
Eight questions about how the system works and what happens in different situations. Each answer comes with a detailed guide.
When you have only a few rooms, you can keep a lot in your head, chats, and spreadsheets. But as the hotel grows, cleanings get missed, departures are forgotten, stays overlap, and employees receive dozens of messages. A CRM brings everything together and shows you what needs attention.
Everyone sees only what relates to their work. Housekeepers see their own cleanings and schedule; technicians see repairs; administrators see stays, tasks, and employees. This keeps the interface focused, and the main actions are straightforward: assign, start, done, accept.
The CRM automatically creates scheduled cleanings, creates a cleaning after departure, takes employee schedules into account, and highlights situations that need a decision. The administrator steps in where a person is genuinely needed: confirming an arrival or departure, changing the assignee, accepting completed work, or resolving an exception.
The Now screen shows what matters most: urgent tasks, today's arrivals and departures, employees on duty, and rooms that need attention. There is no need to piece the picture together from calls, messages, and separate spreadsheets.
Changes are recorded in the stay, and the system recalculates the related processes. If something does not match, for example the guest has not arrived or departure has not been confirmed, the situation is not lost. It appears as a task for the administrator.
The administrator can see who the cleaning is assigned to, when it should be completed, and its current status. Once it is finished, the work can be accepted or returned. There is no need to keep asking in chat, ‘Has room 205 been cleaned yet?’
Yes. The system is organized around properties. Owners see all their hotels in one system, while employees see only the data and tasks related to their work.
That is one of the system's main goals. Information has a clear home: planned and active stays in the calendar; tasks in Tasks; employees in the schedule; guests in the separate Guests section. It is no longer scattered across different places and stays connected to a specific room, guest, or stay.
Getting started
Open the demo with its data already in place, or request an account for your own hotel. Both are free.
Try it on your own hotel
Get access and try the system using your own hotel's scenarios. We will set up your access, plus the property, rooms and staff roles, so you can evaluate the CRM in real, day-to-day work.
A 14-day trial period.