Features

The parts of a complaint, finally in one place.

Each capability maps to a real moment in service recovery. Nothing here is meant to replace your team's judgment — it's meant to keep that judgment from getting lost.

Complaint intake

Capture a guest concern the moment it happens, with the context that matters: guest, room or area, what occurred, and who took it.

In practice: A late-night noise complaint is logged at the desk in under a minute, instead of becoming a note that never gets passed on.

Case ownership

Assign every concern to a department or individual so accountability is explicit and nothing falls between roles.

In practice: A spa billing dispute is routed to the supervisor on duty, who can see it's theirs to resolve.

SLA & follow-up tracking

Set a follow-up expectation for each case and keep open items visible until they're closed, with reminders for what's still outstanding.

In practice: A maintenance request flagged for same-day follow-up stays on the radar until someone confirms it's done.

Compensation log

Record what was offered or decided — a discount, an upgrade, a gesture — with a clear trail for management review.

In practice: A complimentary breakfast offered to an unhappy guest is documented, so ownership can later see what recovery cost.

Sensitive incident flags

Designated concern types can be automatically restricted so they're visible only to authorized roles, handled with appropriate discretion.

In practice: A sensitive guest matter is restricted on creation; front desk sees only a neutral confirmation, while a manager handles the detail.

Maintenance escalation

Send facility issues to the right team rather than leaving them at the front desk, and keep the case open until it's addressed.

In practice: A broken in-room AC is escalated to maintenance and tracked, not lost in a verbal handoff.

Manager dashboard

A clearer view of what's open, what's overdue, and how service recovery is trending across the property.

In practice: A GM starts the morning by seeing which cases are still open from overnight and which need attention.

Activity history & documentation

Each case keeps a documented record of updates as it moves through the team, so the history is there when it's needed.

In practice: When a guest follows up a week later, staff can see exactly what was done and when.

Multi-property readiness

A multi-tenant foundation designed so each property's data stays separate, ready to support a group as it grows.

In practice: A small group can start with one hotel and add properties without mixing their data together.
See it on your terms

A short demo is the fastest way to judge fit.

We'll walk through how a concern moves from the desk to resolution, using examples close to your own operation.

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