Maintenance
Every work order, PM, and asset in one place: hotel maintenance software your engineers will actually use.
Maintenance is where most hotel software gives up. Hotel Central runs every work order in one hub (viewed as a list or a Kanban board) with photo and completion evidence, priority routing from Smart Maintenance, preventative schedules, and per-asset histories. Engineers spend their day fixing things, not filing tickets.
For the chief engineer and every tech who'd rather fix the leak than file the ticket.
Haven reads every work order: Maintenance Intelligence scopes priority, duration, and likely cost before anyone picks it up, and Smart Schedule Import turns a pasted PM plan into recurring tasks.
A day in the life.
Tuesday morning. The chief engineer has eleven open work orders in the queue: three priority HIGH from overnight, four from yesterday's housekeeping sweep, four routine. By lunch, eight will be Completed. The system did most of the work.
- 06:50Open the work-order queue.
Maintenance Management floats three HIGH-priority work orders to the top of the list, each with photo, room, and reporter attached.
Work orders · queueWork orders · boardLIVEACTIVET-104Faucet dripT-097Exhaust PMIN PROGRESST-118Flood · 218COMPLETEDT-088Light outBACK BURNERT-072AC rattleMaintenance Management floats three new HIGH-priority work orders to the top of the list, a no-hot-water in 405, a smoke-alarm chirp on 3, a flood in 218, each with photo, room, and reporter attached. - 07:05Acknowledge and assign.
The engineer moves the flood in 218 to In Progress, assigns himself, and posts a photo; Housekeeping is auto-notified.
SLA timer · high priorityWO-4029 · A/C leak · Rm 412HIGHSLA remaining30:00StatusNewThe engineer moves 218 to In Progress, assigns himself, and posts a photo of the standing water; Housekeeping is auto-notified through the linked thread, no phone call needed. - 07:25Pull parts from inventory.
From the card he checks Inventory, draws one wax ring, and the stock level updates in real time.
- 08:10Mark 218 Completed with photo.
A completion photo and a resolution note move 218 to Completed; Housekeeping learns the room is releasable.
- 08:35Boiler readings, scheduled.
Preventative Maintenance fires the Boiler Readings card (temp, pressure, makeup-water), captured in three taps as a permanent log.
Boiler · plant roomBoiler · plant roomWITHIN RANGETemp180°FPressure22 psi06:00177°F · 21 psiOK10:00180°F · 22 psiOK14:00183°F · 23 psiOK18:00179°F · 21 psiOKBoiler Readings fire as a scheduled card, temp 182°F, pressure 14 psi, makeup-water meter, captured in three taps as a permanent, signed log line.
What this replaces.
The clipboard at the maintenance shop wall, the WhatsApp thread, and the email inbox no one reads.
- The paper ticket book on the engineer's clipboardWork orders with photos, as a list or a Kanban board
- The 'urgent fix' WhatsApp groupPriority HIGH work orders floated to the top of the queue
- The walkie-talkie 'is 218 done?' loopAuto-notification to housekeeping when a work order hits Completed
- The annual binder of boiler readingsBoiler Readings log line, searchable and exportable
- The grease-trap inspection nobody can findMaintenance Checklists with timestamped photo evidence
- The 'I think we fixed this room three times' anecdoteSmart Maintenance recurring-issue detection on the card
- The pool log clipboard the inspector asks forPool & Spa Log, signed and timestamped, exported on demand
The radio call and clipboard, replaced.
The feature stack.
Maintenance runs on the work-order hub every shift: list or Kanban view. Boiler, pool, and preventative tasks arrive on their own schedules.
The pains this kills.
The 'urgent' leak from this morning is also in someone's email, also on a Post-it, also in WhatsApp, and three engineers think someone else owns it.
One work order, one owner, one column. Move it to In Progress and ownership is unambiguous.
The riser leak in 405 has been fixed three times this year and nobody noticed it was the same root cause.
Smart Maintenance surfaces the recurring-issue flag on the new card. Engineer files a Purchase Order for an inspection, not a fourth band-aid.
Insurance asks for last year's grease-trap inspection. The clipboard is in the maintenance shop, probably.
Maintenance Checklists export every photo-evidenced inspection by date range, in PDF, in three minutes.
Boiler readings are written on a wall calendar. When the boiler trips at 3am, no one can prove the morning reading was within spec.
Boiler Readings log line is timestamped and signed. The 3am tripping has the morning reading two clicks away.
The engineer finishes a room, the housekeeper doesn't know, the front desk holds the room for another 90 minutes.
Marking it Completed auto-notifies housekeeping and the room releases for inspection within minutes.
Parts inventory is whatever the engineer remembers. The fourth wax ring is missing when it's needed.
Inventory par levels auto-flag when stock falls below threshold. Purchase Orders draft themselves.
What gets measured.
The metrics this department instruments by default. Each derives from one or more shipped features above; drill in, source data included.
Where this connects.
One source of truth means every department reads the same data. Here is exactly how Maintenance touches the rest of the property.
Housekeepers create Work Orders from the room with photo and severity. Maintenance never types the same ticket twice; housekeeping is auto-notified on Completed.
Guest complaints with a 'fix-it' category become Maintenance Work Orders with priority routing. The desk sees status without picking up a radio.
AI Concierge can answer 'when will my AC be fixed?' from the live card status, without an agent in the loop.
Recurring-issue trends, preventative compliance, and asset-life reports feed the GM's monthly review.
Questions.
The ones that actually come up in the demo.
Can engineers use the maintenance app without typing much?
List view or Kanban board: which view does my team use?
Does maintenance integrate with our existing CMMS?
How does Smart Maintenance detect recurring issues?
What about preventative maintenance schedules for HVAC, fire, life-safety?
Can the insurance auditor pull our records directly?
Does it handle parts inventory and procurement?
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See maintenance running on one screen.
A walkthrough takes 30 minutes. Real property data, no slides.