How is the whole operation doing?
Overview, exceptions and their effect on capacity and quality.
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Which suitable unit can I find fastest?
Capacity, dates, readiness, calendar and guest requests.
Explore this roleWhat remains unresolved?
Cases, ownership, rounds and verification.
Explore this roleWhat should I do now?
Urgent, today, waiting and done; large mobile actions.
Explore this roleWhich repair needs me?
Receive work, repair, record the result and request verification.
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Need, approval, purchase or stock, delivery and receipt.
Explore this roleWhat is happening with my stay?
Arrival, directions, stay guide, requests and help.
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Admin
Sets up buildings, units, hosts, call centers, checklists and settings, then runs the business on real numbers.
The admin home page
The admin sees at a glance what needs attention today: requests, late arrivals, occupancy, arrivals, departures and cleaning.
On a computer7 steps
Buildings, units and the board
The admin keeps each building's units up to date and sees every unit's booking and operational state on the board.
On a computer7 steps
Add a new building
A new building with its host and checklists is set up in minutes, and its units are created automatically.
On a computer8 steps
Hosts, call centers and users
The admin adds a host, checks each call center's users and keeps everyone who signs in to Mizban in one list.
On a computer8 steps
Edit the handover checklist
The admin decides which items are counted when a unit is handed over, so check-in and check-out stay accurate.
On a computer7 steps
Organisation settings
The organisation's rules, from check-in requirements to reminders and the SMS gateway, are set on one page.
On a computer8 steps
Triage a new case
The admin routes a case nobody has reviewed yet, so its owner, priority and call center notice are clear.
On a computer8 steps
Critical case, unit out of service
A critical case shows why a unit is out of service, what the call center knows and what has happened so far.
On a computer5 steps
Schedule a periodic task
Recurring work like washing curtains is scheduled once and reaches the host on time by itself.
On a computer8 steps
Share inspection feedback
The admin turns an inspection into clear feedback for the host, while scores and internal notes stay private.
On a computer5 steps
Guest feedback
The admin reads guest scores by building, files a guest's problem report and turns it into a trackable case.
On a computer7 steps
Occupancy, insights and map
The admin reads occupancy, answers to management questions, host performance and the building map from real data.
On a computer5 steps
Verify a payment receipt
Receipts uploaded by guests are checked and verified, so no check-in waits on an unconfirmed payment.
On a computer4 steps
Activity log and notifications
The admin sees who did what, and which texts and reminders were sent and with what status.
On a computer4 steps
Call center and operators
Owns the booking promise: finds a free unit for the dates, books and edits stays, and decides on guest requests.
Call center home queue
The call center starts each day with the work that needs a decision, so no guest request or overdue arrival is forgotten.
On a computer5 steps
Find a unit and book
The operator finds units free for the requested dates and creates a complete booking with a guest link in minutes.
On a computer8 steps
Booking for a returning guest
A returning guest's details are never typed twice, and a same-day hourly stay is booked with zero nights.
On a computer7 steps
Building board and unit calendar
The call center sees every unit floor by floor and starts a booking straight from the unit calendar.
On a computer6 steps
Approve an extension request
An in-house guest's extension is reviewed and approved, and the new check-out and price are recorded in the booking at once.
On a computer7 steps
Decline a unit change request
When a guest's request cannot be met, it is declined with a clear reason that the guest can read.
On a computer6 steps
Record a no-show
A booking whose guest never came is closed, freeing the unit and clearing it from the host's work list.
On a computer4 steps
Edit and cancel bookings
Booking dates change only with the guest's recorded consent, and a cancellation is recorded after a clear confirmation.
On a computer8 steps
Assign a unit to a booking
A booking made without a unit gets one before the guest arrives, so the host knows which unit to prepare.
On a computer5 steps
Add a call center operator
The call center manager creates an account for a new colleague without waiting for management.
On a computer4 steps
Operational restrictions
The call center sees only the cases management marked as relevant for answering guests.
On a computer5 steps
Guests and their stays
The operator finds a guest in seconds and sees all of their past and current stays.
On a computer5 steps
Host
Runs the building day from a phone: check-ins, check-outs, cleaning, periodic tasks and reporting problems.
The host's phone home
Every morning the host sees on one screen what is urgent, what is due today and what waits on others.
On a phone6 steps
Check-in a guest
The host records documents, receipt and items, the guest signs on their own phone, and the unit becomes occupied.
On a phone9 steps
Prepare a unit before arrival
Unit 102 is cleaned before Elham arrives at 14:00, and everyone can see when it will be ready.
On a phone6 steps
Check-out and take the unit back
The host rates every returned item, the guest signs, and the unit goes straight to the cleaning queue.
On a phone9 steps
Send a unit to cleaning
The host notes the unit's condition and extra work, so the ready time is estimated more accurately.
On a phone5 steps
Report a defect or need
In a few taps the host files a case with a photo and urgency, so the right person hears about it quickly.
On a phone9 steps
Periodic tasks and corrections
The host marks periodic tasks done and redoes a task the reviewer sent back, with a short note.
On a phone6 steps
My building
The host sees every unit's state, who is inside and the next step at a glance.
On a phone5 steps
Inspection feedback for the host
Points management shares from inspections appear right on the host's My building page.
On a phone2 steps
Host notifications
The host sees upcoming arrivals, urgent cases and returned tasks in notifications and opens each with one tap.
On a phone3 steps
Operations coordinator
Measures quality: inspects buildings and units, reviews cleanings and periodic work, and confirms fixes are real.
Record an inspection on the phone
While walking the unit, the operations coordinator records scores, the verdict and the findings to fix, so follow-up starts at once.
On a phone8 steps
Follow up an inspection
The operations coordinator updates each finding, leaves a follow-up note and turns a lingering one into a case, so nothing is forgotten.
On a computer7 steps
Review finished cleanings
The operations coordinator checks finished cleanings against their checklist, approves good work and sends incomplete work back with a reason.
On a computer8 steps
Review periodic tasks
Periodic work the host has done is approved or sent back by the operations coordinator, so a tick never replaces real quality.
On a computer7 steps
Verify a fixed case
The operations coordinator checks a case the host marked resolved and verifies it, or reopens it if the fix did not hold.
On a computer5 steps
Guest feedback for operations coordinators
The operations coordinator sees guest ratings and comments by building, unit and host, and files each comment for the next inspection.
On a computer7 steps
Guest
No app to install: a QR code or text opens the guest's own page for signing, unit status, extensions and feedback.
The guest signs on their phone
The guest sees the handed-over items and the rules live on their own phone and signs with a finger, with no paper.
On a phone7 steps
Live page before arrival
Before arriving, the guest sees when the unit will be ready, reads the form and rules, and sends a request.
On a phone7 steps
Ask to extend the stay
A guest in the unit asks for an extension from the live page, and the request goes straight to the call center.
On a phone7 steps
Guest sign-in with stay code
A guest without the QR code reaches the live page with a mobile number and the 6-digit stay code.
On a phone4 steps
Guest feedback after check-out
After check-out the guest rates six areas, leaves a comment and reports a problem, so quality can be measured.
On a phone9 steps