What the platform does · The front desk

A front desk that closes its own day — tape chart, folios, night audit.

Walk-ins, channel bookings and group blocks on one chart, every stay on its own paper, and an end of day that runs from cron instead of keeping somebody up.

A recording of the real platform — the same walk the hotels page plays.

The tape chart: rooms down, fourteen days across, today's column lit — each booking a bar wearing its channel's own colour, availability computed at every draw.
The folio is a stay's own append-only paper — room nights, extras, service charge and VAT — where a correction reverses a line, never edits it, and the paper settles only at zero.
The night audit runs itself: every in-house paper gains its night, missed arrivals are marked, expired holds release honestly — and the day close seals the till as counted.

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Who it is for

One kind of business carries this.

The same the front desk, dressed for each. Every card opens that business’s page, and its demo already has it running.

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Asked about the front desk

Three questions, answered from the help centre.

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The questions are the help centre’s own article titles nearest this feature, and every answer is that article’s own summary — nothing typed twice.

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