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Features

One platform, from the guest’s phone to your team’s queue.

QRBell Hotel connects what a guest asks for from the room, who on your team handles it, and the state of your rooms and stays. Here is what each part does and where it fits.

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Guest experience

A room-services page that opens in any phone browser.

After scanning, the guest sees the property, their room number and four simple tabs: Home, Menu, Requests and Orders.

  • No app download, no guest account and no password
  • Services, menu and contact options reflect what your property has set up
  • Requests and orders the guest has placed stay visible on their own tabs
Who uses it
Guests, during their stay
Problem it solves
Guests don’t know whom to call, or how to ask
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QR-based room access

Every room has its own QR — you decide who can use it.

From the QR codes screen, staff link a QRBell QR code to each room. A scan opens that room’s page, so requests always arrive with the right room.

  • Open access: anyone who scans the room QR can use its services
  • Stay PIN: a 6-digit PIN is shown once to staff at check-in for the guest to enter
  • Guest sessions end at check-out; staff can revoke one early
  • Each link shows whether QRBell has verified it, and can be re-verified or revoked
Who uses it
Property managers set it up; guests scan
Problem it solves
Requests without a room, and outsiders using room services
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Guest-to-reception communication

A “Call reception” button on every room page.

Link a department such as the front desk to a reception intercom, and guests see a “Call reception” option that opens QRBell’s own calling flow.

The button appears only where a reception intercom is set up. QRBell Hotel links to QRBell’s calling service rather than placing calls itself.

Who uses it
Guests and the front desk
When to call vs. request
Calls suit questions and urgent issues; routine needs are better as tracked requests.
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Service request management

Routed, timed and tracked — not lost between shifts.

You define the services guests can request and the department responsible for each. Every request arrives in a shared queue with its room, priority and due time.

  • Service categories per department, each with its own target time (SLA)
  • Priorities from Low to Urgent; assignment with history
  • Notes on each request; only valid status changes are allowed
  • Overdue requests are escalated automatically
  • Staff can log a request on a guest’s behalf
Who uses it
Front desk, housekeeping, maintenance
Problem it solves
Requests lost between calls, notes and shifts
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Food menu and orders

An in-room menu you control, with a kitchen workflow to match.

Build menus with categories and items, set what’s available and publish when ready. Guests order from the Menu tab; staff take each order to Delivered.

  • Publish or unpublish menus; changes reach the guest page without a reload
  • Items marked unavailable can’t be ordered
  • Totals are calculated on the server from your menu prices
  • Duplicate taps don’t create duplicate orders
Online payment is not part of QRBell Hotel today; orders are settled the way your property already handles charges.
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Room and property operations

Model your property the way it’s actually laid out.

Organize each property into buildings, floors and rooms, and set up departments such as Housekeeping and Maintenance. Then run the day from one dashboard.

  • Add rooms individually or in bulk
  • Room statuses: Ready, Occupied, Cleaning, Maintenance, Out of service
  • Stays & guests: check-in and check-out, one active stay per room
  • Property settings, an audit log of staff actions and a support channel to QRBell
Who uses it
Property managers and front desk
Problem it solves
Room state and stays tracked on paper
Staff access and permissions

Everyone sees what they need — and nothing they shouldn’t.

Invite staff by email and give each a role. Access can be scoped to properties and departments, and every permission is checked on the server.

  1. Organization admin

    Owner or director. Full control of the organization and all of its properties, including roles.

  2. Property manager

    General manager. Runs assigned properties: setup, staff, operations and menus.

  3. Front desk

    Reception team. Stays, guest sessions, service requests, room status and orders.

  4. Staff

    Housekeeping, kitchen and maintenance. Works the request and order queues and updates room status.

Planned  Custom roles per organization are not available yet.

Operational visibility

Know what’s open, what’s late and what’s done.

Staff screens update in real time as requests and orders change, so the queue at the front desk matches the one in housekeeping. Guests see the same status changes on their room page.

  • Live request and order queues, with in-app notifications for staff
  • SLA due times and automatic escalation
  • An audit log of who did what, for accountability across shifts

Request statuses

Open→Assigned→In progress→Completed

Order statuses

Placed→Accepted→Preparing→Delivered

Requests and orders can also be cancelled.

See it with your rooms

Ready to connect your rooms to your team?

Set up your property in a few steps, or let us walk you through it first.