A record, not a chat thread
Every shift note is dated and signed. It keeps its comments and photos, and can be found through search.
Hotel team communication
Shift notes, mentions, reminders and comments shared between reception, housekeeping, maintenance and management, without losing the history in a group chat.
6-month free trial on every tool. The shift log then stays free with no time limit.

The hotel’s information is written once and stays available to the whole team.
Every shift note is dated and signed. It keeps its comments and photos, and can be found through search.
The read button shows who has seen a note, and who has not yet.
A mention notifies a colleague. A reminder brings the note back at the set time. Someone who is off is not disturbed.
A technical problem becomes a ticket assigned to someone, with its location, its due date and its close-out.
A note can be linked to a room or a shared space. That place then gathers everything that has happened there.
The application is available in both languages, so each person can use the same property space in the language that suits them.
The word changes from one hotel to the next. The record and the handover stay the same.
The most direct name for the running record used by teams across shifts.
A common name when the record covers the whole day rather than one department.
Used when reception is the main owner of the operational record.
The digital equivalent of the paper book kept behind the front desk.
The process of passing open information from the outgoing team to the incoming one.
Whether your team calls it a hotel shift log, daily log, front desk log, logbook or shift handover, the goal is the same: the next person knows what happened and what still needs doing.
A hotel needs more than a messaging app. It needs a shift record that can be searched, a way to see who has read a note, tasks assigned to one person and information linked to a room or a place. Front Desk does these four things in the same application.
No. A chat is built for conversation. A shift log is an operational record: notes stay ordered, signed, searchable and available to the next shift, with reminders and read receipts for anything that still needs action.
Yes. Front Desk works in the browser and through Android and iPhone apps, so mobile teams can report from the room or corridor while reception uses a computer.