Room cleaning, checking in guests, and food preparation are just some of the processes that need to be repeated over and over to keep hotels and hospitality businesses running smoothly.
Without checklists, it’s difficult for hospitality businesses to maintain good, consistent standards. And if things get missed, it can have a direct effect on the customer experience.
If you use Jira or Confluence for facilities management, internal procedures, or policy documentation, then you could use Didit to create checklists in your instance. Here’s what you can do:
Many hotels are already using checklists, but they’re not live documents integrated with the hotel’s systems.
Others use paper-based lists, which are even harder to track. These also waste resources, needing to be printed, scanned, filed, and often manually inputted into a different system.
It’s super-easy to manage, track, and report on your checklists and checklist templates with Didit. Here’s why:
If workers don’t have access to checklists on their phones, how can they know what they need to do while they’re doing it?
If you use checklists in Jira or Confluence, many of your workers won’t have access to your instance. But buying extra Atlassian licenses just so they can fill out checklists seems like unnecessary expense. Plus, housekeeping staff and repair workers change a lot, so managing their accounts would be a nightmare.
The great thing about Didit checklists is that your users don’t need to have access to Jira or Confluence to use them. You can:
Please see our documentation for how to use Didit checklists in hotel management.