RoomRaccoon, the leading and comprehensive Hotel Management System, has announced an expansion of its cloud platform with the launch of a fully integrated housekeeping software, RaccoonHousekeeping. The new software plays a crucial role in helping hotels accelerate business processes and improve internal communication, all through an innovative mobile view and dashboard, the statement said.
– As hoteliers ourselves, we fully understand the importance of innovation. We are constantly working to build a system that will adapt to the growing needs of hoteliers and their guests, and we are pleased to present RaccoonHousekeeping to users in Croatia – said Tymen van Dyl, CEO and co-founder of RoomRaccoon.
The innovative management system enhances efficiency by digitizing manual processes. Hoteliers can organize and assign tasks in real-time, track room statuses, all with a mobile view.
Real-time view: Hoteliers have real-time information about room status and can easily organize staff. They can share tasks, add notes for special activities, set task deadlines, and track individual performance.
Smart tasks: Hoteliers can save time by scheduling smart tasks that will automatically assign cleaning and maintenance tasks on a daily, weekly, monthly, or seasonal basis.
Reporting and forecasting: RaccoonHousekeeping offers a unique report that predicts upcoming household maintenance requests. The forecast overview displays rooms for arrival, stay, and departure for current and future bookings.
Mobile overview: The Housekeepers app is a perfect way to track a team on the move. The team can work much more efficiently with seamless communication and have access to tasks in real-time, report progress, and notify superiors, all at the push of a button.
– The best part of RaccoonHousekeeping is that it is fully integrated into our existing interface. Because our entire system is based on cloud technology, hoteliers can manage their team from anywhere and at any time – said Amor de Wilde, SaaS Product Owner, RoomRaccoon.
Adriaan Liebetrau, general manager of MINT hotel from South Africa, who joined the pilot program earlier this year, said that ‘maintaining a hotel is a key part of the business and also the most important for every guest’.
