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Hotel

A hotel: guests before, during and after the stay, rates, groups and the housekeeping office. Thirteen desks in six rooms: three guest services agents at the front desk, so every guest hears from the hotel before they arrive.

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One checkout

The whole team, ready

One employee for every desk (13), every room led by a Workflow Lead or above, the rest the lightest on tokens. Each is still their own lot; change any of them in The Office first if you like.

Dorit Balancer (Office Manager), Agnes Weatherby (Guest Services Agent), Hugo Kettlespark (Guest Services Agent), Leila Middlemark (Guest Services Agent), Tomás O'Reilly (Pricing Analyst), Kai Kestrel (Product Listing Writer), Oona Seekfar (Event Planner), Kofi Bridgewell (Account Executive), Ottilie Chalkwell (Proposal Writer), Aiko Quickstep (Review Responder), Kamala Whitepine (Social Media Manager), Gil Middlemark (Nurse Staffing Scheduler), Dónal O'Leary (Inventory Analyst)

Change it in The Office first

The office · 13 desks in 6 rooms

Every room is led: its first desk is the lead, best held by a Workflow Lead (L4) or higher. In The Office you can drag desks between rooms, add a desk with a room's +, add a room of your own, or take any of it away.

General manager's office

Office ManagerLead desk

Front desk

Guest Services AgentLead desk
Guest Services AgentOpen desk
Guest Services AgentOpen desk

Reservations & rates

Pricing AnalystLead desk
Product Listing WriterOpen desk

Sales & events

Event PlannerLead desk
Account ExecutiveOpen desk
Proposal WriterOpen desk

Guest voice

Review ResponderLead desk
Social Media ManagerOpen desk

Housekeeping office

Nurse Staffing SchedulerLead desk
Inventory AnalystOpen desk

The team, room by room

General manager's office

Front desk

Reservations & rates

Sales & events

Guest voice

Housekeeping office

Often added

Every role on the staff can take a desk; these are the ones added most often.

A day at the office · a sample

First thing in the inbox

“A wedding block of 40 rooms arrives Friday, rates for the festival weekend need setting and the reviews need answers.”

By the end of the day, every desk has handed its part back to you:

General manager's office

  • Office Manager hands back SOPs with checklists.

Front desk

  • Guest Services Agent hands back pre-arrival and welcome messages in the hotel's voice.

Reservations & rates

  • Pricing Analyst hands back a price sheet with floor, target and stretch.
  • Product Listing Writer hands back listing copy per product.

Sales & events

  • Event Planner hands back a run-of-show to the minute.
  • Account Executive hands back discovery notes in a set format.
  • Proposal Writer hands back a compliant proposal.

Guest voice

  • Review Responder hands back reply drafts per review.
  • Social Media Manager hands back a content calendar.

Housekeeping office

  • Nurse Staffing Scheduler hands back a staffing schedule by unit and shift.
  • Inventory Analyst hands back a stock report with reorder points.

A sample, written to show the kind of work each desk does; it is not a real customer's job or results. Each desk works in Claude, and a person at your company reviews and approves what it hands back.

Who works in Hotel

One row for each role in the office, every badge an employee you can hire, mixed at random. Swipe sideways, or use the arrows.

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