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The Task Schedule contains the rules that will control when the Housekeeping Tasks are triggered for each reservation.

For example, for a 9-day reservation:

šŸ” User Type & Roles

To perform this action in ALICE, the user must have at least Hotel Admin User Type access.

(lightbulb) Things to Consider

  • When scheduling Housekeeping Tasks, rules should be organized from the most frequently performed cleaning tasks (top of list) to the most specific cleaning tasks (bottom of list).
    For example:

āš™ Steps

  1. Select ā€œAdd Ruleā€ or select a rule to highlight it then select ā€œEdit Ruleā€ to update an existing rule.

  2. Use the first dropdown to select ā€œReservation Statusā€ or ā€œFront Office Statusā€ to base the rule on one type of status.

  3. Then, select options under ā€œConditionsā€.
    Reservation Status Conditions:
    Every ___ Days: Select to set the rule for a regular cadence. Enter a number of days.
    Guest Preference: Used for residential properties where guests request service on particular days.
    At the Departure Day: Select to set the rule for the last date of the reservation.


    Front Office Status Conditions:
    Occupied: Select to set a rule based on rooms with a reservation status associated with ā€œOccupiedā€.
    Vacant: Select to set a rule based on rooms with a reservation status associated with ā€œVacantā€.

  4. Select a Housekeeping Task to apply to the rule.

  5. Select ā€œSaveā€.

  6. If the rules are created in an incorrect order, select ā€œSortā€, then drag and drop the rules to the appropriate order.

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