Who cleans what, and in what order?
Rooms planned against each person’s credit capacity, in the order they are worked.
Housekeeping leaders
Give each attendant a clear plan and each room a clear standard
Plan daily room assignments by workload, follow cleaning progress and inspect against your hotel’s checklist. See what needs reassignment, correction or release.
Plan the day’s rooms by workload and release them to your own standard.
Room creditsWorkload planned
InspectedOnly a pass releases the room
Daily boardEach room’s stage
Rooms by workloadAssigned by credits
Inspection passedRoom released
Failed stepCorrective work opened
Questions HTMS™ answers for housekeeping leaders
Did it pass inspection?
Inspections run against the hotel’s own written checklist, with first-time and re-inspection rates.
Which rooms can be released?
A room is released only when a person confirms it passed, and the front desk sees the status.
What you see first
Your workspace opens on today’s rooms, who has them and what is waiting for inspection.
- Housekeeping today
- Credits and workload
- Rooms waiting for inspection
- Standards and audits
- Stock and par levels
What a housekeeping leader gets
Plan by workload
Assignments follow room credits and each attendant’s capacity for the shift.
Inspect to your standard
Weighted checklists with critical items; a failure opens corrective work.
Release on a pass
A room is released only when it passes inspection, and the front desk sees the change.
See the day at a glance
A daily board shows every room’s stage and who has it.
See HTMS™ from housekeeping
The demo plans a day against credits, inspects a room and releases it on confirmation.