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Housekeeping requests without the phone calls.

Room-linked tasks reach housekeeping with a timer, a status and a confirmation back to the guest.

2042 towels04:32Assigned
311Extra pillow07:10In progress
118Room cleaning-01:20Overdue

Simulated product UI. Sample data, not customer results.

The problem

Towels, pillows and extra amenities depend on a call from the desk. If it is forgotten, the guest calls again.

How Atithi solves it

Atithi creates the task straight in the housekeeping workspace and starts the clock.

Key capabilities

What it does.

Automatic task assignment

Requests appear in the housekeeping queue.

Room-linked tasks

Every task carries its room number.

SLA timer

A visible countdown on each task.

Task status

Assigned, in progress, completed.

Staff response

Staff accept and update from their workspace.

Escalation

Overdue tasks move up your chain.

Completion confirmation

The guest is told when it is done.

Request history

A searchable record per room.

Operational workflow

How a request moves.

  1. 01

    Guest asks for an amenity

  2. 02

    Task created for housekeeping

  3. 03

    SLA timer starts

  4. 04

    Staff complete the task

  5. 05

    Guest confirmed

  6. 06

    Record stored

Hotel use case

Evening turndown extras

Several rooms request extras at once. Housekeeping sees one prioritised list instead of a string of calls.

Illustrative scenario, not a customer case study.

FAQ

Housekeeping: questions

What SLA does housekeeping get?

You set it. A 10 minute target is a common example used in our demos, not a default promise.

Do housekeeping staff need training?

The workspace is task-based. Training scope is agreed during onboarding.

A better way to care for every request

See Atithi on your property.

A walkthrough built around your departments, your timings and your escalation rules.

Hotel colleagues reviewing a request togetherIllustrative hotel workflow

From a guest request to the right team

  1. 01 Guest asks
  2. 02 Atithi routes
  3. 03 Team responds