Property type
A dozen rooms, and nobody at the desk at eleven.
An inn's guests arrive to a note on a table and a phone number, and every question after that is somebody's evening. The Guest Hub answers the ones that repeat, and anything left over waits in one queue with the room on it rather than on an answerphone.
Where the pieces go
The same two pieces every property gets, put where this kind of property's guests actually stop. Each one opens the page it always opens.
the tile (hub version)
Opens Guest Hub
Inside each room, by the door
the tile (review version)
Opens Reviews
On the hall table where guests check out
the check-in gift
Opens Guest Hub
Handed over with the key at check-in
What you would be looking at
One panel from the dashboard, with figures invented for a property like yours. Every figure GoTouch shows is a count of something that happened or a value you set.
Three different things. A claim is a guest taking a code; a redemption is your desk honouring it.
- 1Shown96
- 2Claimed21
- 3Redeemed14
On a page a guest opened. A guest took the code. Your desk honoured it.
Questions we get from boutique inns
There is nobody here to run a dashboard.
Nothing needs running. The pieces work on their own; the dashboard is there when you want to look, and the monthly report arrives without anybody opening it.
Can I change the offer myself?
Yes, in a minute, from a phone. An offer is wording and a value you set, and it is live on every piece as soon as you save — there is no new hardware and nothing to reprint.
Is a dozen rooms too few to bother?
The pieces are made to order, so the number is whatever your rooms are. Pricing goes by property rather than by a minimum count — the plans are on the pricing page.
Everything else is on the questions page.
See it on a real tile, in your own building.
We plan the pieces around how your property is laid out, not the other way round.