Housekeeping (mobile)

Housekeeping is built for a phone. Your room attendants open one board, see exactly which rooms need attention, and mark each one clean or inspected with a single tap — no desktop, no paper sheets.

Best for: room attendants and housekeeping leads. Sign in with the housekeeping role (the [email protected] demo account is a good way to preview it).
The Aurora Housekeeping board with a 'Rooms ready today' progress bar showing 18 of 24, and a list of rooms — dirty ones first — each with green Clean and Inspect buttons.
The board on a wide screen.
The Aurora housekeeping board on a phone: 'Rooms ready today 18 / 24' progress bar, then room cards for Room 103, 107 and others, dirty rooms listed first, each with a large green Clean button and an Inspect button.
The same board on a phone — what your team actually uses.

"Rooms ready today"

The progress bar at the top shows how many rooms are ready out of the total (for example, 18 / 24), with a note of how many still need attention. It's the one number that tells a housekeeping lead whether the property is on track for the day. Rooms that need cleaning are listed first.

Mark a room clean

  1. 1

    Open Housekeeping (tap the menu button on a phone to reach it).

  2. 2

    Find the room — dirty rooms sit at the top of the list, each showing its number, type and any in-house guest.

  3. 3

    Tap the green Clean button when the room is serviced.

Inspect a room

  1. 1

    When a supervisor has checked a cleaned room, tap Inspect on its card.

  2. 2

    The room is marked Inspected — your highest "ready" state for selling and assigning.

Expected result

Each tap updates the room instantly, the "rooms ready today" progress bar climbs, and the change shows on the front desk's room status board — so reception always knows what's ready for the next arrival.

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