What is still open?
Completed work and outstanding work stay separate.
Ospivia is an Operations Hub for one property: it makes work, ownership, procedures, checklists, housekeeping and maintenance visible alongside your PMS rather than replacing it.
Reservations, payments and guest data remain in your property management system. Ospivia organises the operational work that moves between people, shifts and departments.
When even one answer stays in the memory of the person ending the shift, the next team has to rebuild the context.
Completed work and outstanding work stay separate.
Every item can have an explicit owner.
Priority and timing make the order of work visible.
The next action prevents vague handovers with no outcome.
Ospivia is not an empty workspace. We start with one operational handoff and configure the roles, language, statuses and rules the property approves.
For example, front desk to night or front desk to housekeeping.
The team approves what should be visible and to whom.
The property checks the workflow before operational use.
| Operational need | Chat | Shared spreadsheet | Ospivia |
|---|---|---|---|
| Explicit owner | Inside a message | Manually entered | Part of the workflow |
| Status and next action | Reconstructed later | Not guided | Visible together |
| Repeatable checklists | No | Manual | By shift and role |
| Operating procedure references | Easy to lose | Separate files | In the selected workspace |
Names, rooms, activities and numbers in the demo are fictional. We do not publish identifiable hotel operations without specific permission.
Start with a structured, privacy-aware template before deciding whether a workflow system is necessary.
Use a simple handover log for area, observed issue, owner, checkpoint and escalation trigger.
Open a checklist, filter the handovers, read a fault report and search a procedure. Everything you see is invented and nothing is saved.
Three tasks done. The next one is due at 16:00.
Demo environment: names, tasks and figures are entirely fictional.
The demo functions are the practical base. The ten domains are configured around the property; additional workflows, views and modules can be specified after a feasibility review. Connectors and integrations remain a separate assessment.
Excluded from the core: unauthorised live connectors, guest messaging, offline use, multi-property and unwritten custom work.
The demo shows one fictional cycle. The Launch configures and verifies ten domains for one property using approved inputs, roles and written acceptance criteria. Unauthorised live connectors, sensitive data and unwritten custom work stay outside the core.
The pack summarises the ten domains, required inputs, core boundaries and questions to verify. The download requires no email and sends no data.
No. The PMS remains the system for reservations, availability, payments and guest data. Ospivia manages internal procedures and operational work.
No. It shows one synthetic scenario. The ten domains, inputs and acceptance criteria are verified before any operational use.
No. The hotel approves roles, rules and content; Ospivia configures the agreed scope and trains the team.
No. The public demo uses fictional content, is not connected to a PMS and does not save interactions.