Bookings & front desk
Prepare for arrivals and follow booking changes with your PMS.
Connect front desk and housekeeping with kitchen work, purchasing and finance alongside your property management system.
Illustrative records derived from the system specification.
Operations and finance teams at independent hotels and hotel groups.
Defined in the planned system specification.
Connect front desk and housekeeping with kitchen work, purchasing and finance alongside your property management system.
Prepare for arrivals and follow booking changes with your PMS.
Plan cleaning, inspect completed work and keep room readiness clear.
Follow actual preparation, food use and cost through the hotel kitchen.
Follow property purchases from the requirement to confirmed supplier payment.
Follow stock from the storeroom to the department and its actual use.
Manage local goods sales and keep PMS guest billing aligned with the books.
Reconcile local business and PMS financial activity in each company’s books.
See property work, supply and financial balances with their source context.
Kitchen Manager: Approve KitchenChecks, KitchenDispositions and protected LotDateEvents independently of producer/receiver, inspector, criteria/preparer/material editors
Kitchen Manager: Manage BOMs, BOMLines, ProductionRoutings, RoutingOperations, WorkOrders, KitchenCheckPlans, KitchenCheckCriteria and KitchenDispositions drafts
Review waits for the kitchen manager.
Finance Manager: Approve CreditReviews exceptions, above-limit PurchaseOrders, Bills exceptions, PaymentRuns/Payments release, every Refunds and FinanceCorrections
Purchasing Manager: Approve Requisitions and PurchaseOrders independently within finite current entity/currency limits, requesting Finance Manager otherwise
Purchasing Manager: Manage Suppliers, Requisitions, PurchaseOrders and lines
Approval conditions.
Property Manager: Approve SalesOrders and Quotes exceptions independently of creators, acceptance recorders where material and all material editors
Approval waits for the property manager.
Finance Manager: Approve Invoices and every credit revision independently of preparers/material editors
Approval waits for the finance manager.
| Work Order | Routing Operation | Assigned To | Status | Planned Start |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WO-40516 | RO-3050 | HB | Ready | 27 Sep |
| WO-66528 | RO-7946 | FH | InProgress | 05 Sep |
| WO-42099 | RO-3064 | AS | Exception | 23 Sep |
| WO-72938 | RO-9315 | CJ | Ready | 12 Sep |
| WO-57403 | RO-4008 | HX | InProgress | 07 Sep |
| WO-50626 | RO-6210 | GV | Exception | 14 Sep |
| Room Code | Property | Room Type | PMSOccupancy | Local Readiness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RC-674 | PRP-1786 | RT-9385 | Vacant | Dirty |
| RC-983 | PRP-4114 | RT-1526 | Occupied | InProgress |
| RC-821 | PRP-3425 | RT-6399 | Unknown | Clean |
| RC-996 | PRP-8770 | RT-9028 | Vacant | Inspected |
| RC-487 | PRP-3018 | RT-6738 | Occupied | Restricted |
| RC-316 | PRP-7601 | RT-4559 | Unknown | Unknown |
At each property's declared cutoff, show one current room with separate PMS occupancy/assignment, local HousekeepingTasks cleaning evidence, independently approved HousekeepingInspections and active RoomRestrictions/RoomDiscrepancies; current readiness requires its exact turnover revision and every applicable prerequisite, with blocked, unknown, conflicting and awaiting-confirmation scope visible; count distinct rooms once despite multiple tasks or overlapping blocks and preserve local restriction versus PMS sellability as separate dimensions, never turn a Clean task or sent status request into an occupied-room checkout or authoritative Available flag.
opens Room Readiness Board →| Room Code | Property | Room Type | PMSOccupancy | Local Readiness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RC-674 | PRP-1786 | RT-9385 | Vacant | Dirty |
| RC-983 | PRP-4114 | RT-1526 | Occupied | InProgress |
| RC-821 | PRP-3425 | RT-6399 | Unknown | Clean |
| RC-996 | PRP-8770 | RT-9028 | Vacant | Inspected |
owner Front Desk Coordinator
Go from the big picture to the details behind it. Open any record to see its status, owner and history.
Illustrative records. Connections and approval states follow the authored specification.
Keep rooms ready and hotel operations in sync.
Illustrative previews from the system specification.
Prepare clear terms for the goods your customer needs.
Confirm the order and the delivery commitment.
Your Property Manager confirms the order and commercial terms.
Select suitable stock and follow the actual handover.
Bill accurately for the supplied goods and agreed prices.
Your Finance Manager checks the goods and amounts being billed.
Keep customer balances current as payments arrive.
Decision checkpoints where approval stays with your team.
Your Property Manager confirms the order and commercial terms.
Your Finance Manager checks the goods and amounts being billed.
Human approval and system automation have different jobs.
Your Property Manager confirms the order and commercial terms.
Your Finance Manager checks the goods and amounts being billed.
Coordinates actual PMS requests, protected guest references and separately billed goods.
Independently controls property operating exceptions and local commercial commitments.
Performs assigned authorized room work and records actual observations.
Plans real service obligations and independently inspects room readiness.
Performs assigned released preparation and actual food service, and records required factual checks.
Independently controls recipes, accepted work, terminal output and bounded kitchen fitness.
Prepares supplier commitments and controls independently approved purchasing limits.
Records actual property-stock receipt, movement, independent receipt acceptance and goods handover.
Controls property supply claims, movement, count, return and ready-shipment decisions.
Prepares source-reconciled local finance and executes approved effects.
Independently controls money, source mappings, valuation and local period close.
Start with the question. Follow it to the records behind the answer.
At an explicit property timezone, business date and source-version cutoff, report current PMSReservations, PMSStaySegments and PMSRoomAssignments with the relevant Rooms, RoomTypes and PMSAvailabilitySnapshots; distinguish requested room type from assigned physical room, pending PMSRequests from authoritative confirmed facts, scheduled dates from actual occupancy segments, current projections from unresolved gaps/conflicts and performed stay history from remaining planned scope; use half-open arrival/departure calendar nights only for stated stay measures, never infer financial revenue from those nights, subtract pending requests from an invented local capacity pool or sum stale and current versions as extra guests.
View Arrivals and Stay DeskAt each property's declared cutoff, show one current room with separate PMS occupancy/assignment, local HousekeepingTasks cleaning evidence, independently approved HousekeepingInspections and active RoomRestrictions/RoomDiscrepancies; current readiness requires its exact turnover revision and every applicable prerequisite, with blocked, unknown, conflicting and awaiting-confirmation scope visible; count distinct rooms once despite multiple tasks or overlapping blocks and preserve local restriction versus PMS sellability as separate dimensions, never turn a Clean task or sent status request into an occupied-room checkout or authoritative Available flag.
View Room Readiness BoardGroup HousekeepingTasks under the applicable HousekeepingPlans by property, actual assignee and service/turnover date, retaining planned and actual times, access/service preferences, work evidence, inspection outcome and the reason for deferred, declined, incomplete or reopened work; distinguish occupied-room service from a departure turnover and source-driven task generation from real completion, count each current task once while preserving earlier revisions, and do not derive paid time, room availability or supply consumption from task status.
View My Housekeeping WorkReconcile each WorkOrders recipe/version, released material requirement, actual ProductionEntries and terminal ProductionCompletions with WorkOrderCostEntries, BatchMaterialAllocations and BatchReconciliations at one company/property/cost cutoff; keep each ingredient's issue/use/loss/unused return and packaging in its own compatible base unit, actual accepted time sources distinct and normal included loss cost in its single terminal allocation; separate current issued WIP, physical unfinished work, valued held output and eligible completed output, show frozen standard versus attributable actual relief with the signed approved variance and residual close scope once, and never add intermediate throughput or quality release as another finished quantity/value.
View Kitchen Production ScheduleReconcile current InventoryPositions/StockLayers and exact InventoryReservations by company, property department, warehouse/location, product/base unit and current Lots/LotPortions/Serials with StockTransfers and DepartmentUses/DepartmentUseLines; show owned stock, transit, issued WIP, current restrictions, reserved quantities, actual department consumption and unused return sources separately, retain original lot/date/hold lineage through physical splits and current carrying through movement, count disjoint current leaf populations once without aggregate parents or summed overlapping holds, and keep transfer/request/booking/charge activity from becoming a second consumption or purchase.
View Booking Request ReviewReconcile each approved PurchaseOrders/PurchaseOrderLines revision and its remaining commitment with actual GoodsReceipts/GoodsReceiptLines, independently confirmed ReceiptAcceptances, BillMatches and source-linked supplier returns/credits; show arrived, pending, accepted, rejected, returned and unmatched scope at the relevant property/company cutoff without treating an entire line as accepted from a partial tranche, relate standard stock/receipt variance and GRNI to their own original effect, retain document and functional values separately and prevent multiple match/detail joins from multiplying quantities or payable balances.
View Purchase Approval QueueFollow each approved local SalesOrders/SalesOrderLines revision and conserved SalesAllocations through current claims, actual ShipmentLines/DeliveryConfirmations, Invoices/InvoiceLines and source-bound return/credit history; preserve the Property Manager order and Finance Manager invoice decisions, distinguish picked/ready quantity from actual title/handover and eligible unbilled scope, allocate accepted net/tax and final remainder once across partial outcomes, retain delivered/returned/lost history without reopening original entitlement, and exclude PMS-owned guest/corporate ledger components so the report cannot manufacture a local receivable or duplicate revenue from a mirrored folio.
View Sales Orders Awaiting ApprovalAt a fixed connection/property/company/source-version and financial cutoff, reconcile PMSFolios/PMSLedgerEntries to reviewed PMSFinancialBatches/PMSFinancialComponents, PMSBalanceSources/PMSBalanceAllocations, PMSTenderSettlements/PMSTenderAllocations and PMSReconciliations with their exact JournalEntries/JournalLines; show guest/deposit/corporate/tender controls separately by source currency/current functional carrying, retained prior FX and active claims, identify additive source components versus nonposting wrappers or summaries and gaps/conflicts/held/unmapped events, preserve deposit application and inter-ledger transfers without new revenue/bank, and reconcile actual bank settlement to the same clearing source once rather than counting PMS tender plus bank import as two receipts.
View PMS Bridge ApprovalAt an explicit legal-company posting cutoff, age only posted local Invoices and Bills from their actual due dates and remaining commercial/current-carrying basis after eligible CashApplications, PaymentAllocations, CreditApplications, Refunds and FinanceCorrections, showing unapplied or prepaid amounts and reservations separately from settled scope, preserving original source, currency, prior unrealized FX and final partial remainder; keep distinct local control balances reconciled to the local GL, and present PMS-owned guest/deposit/corporate/tender balances only through the separate PMS Ledger Reconciliation report rather than inventing local invoices or adding external folios to local AR.
View Tender Settlement ReviewProduce company GL, trial balance, income statement and balance-sheet views from posted JournalEntries/JournalLines at an explicit period/currency cutoff with permitted property/department dimensions, reconciling stock/transit/WIP, local AR/AP/GRNI, bank/cash/tax/FX and the separate PMS guest/deposit/corporate/tender control balances to their source reports; include each opening, physical use/output/title, approved local document, PMS bridge, clearing settlement and signed correction exactly once, exclude nonposting source mirrors and active claims from posted totals while showing unresolved close obligations separately, and do not imply consolidated books, cross-company netting or a universal lodging-tax return.
View PMS Bridge ApprovalLet your AI agent help with everyday work. Set its permissions during setup and keep approvals with your team.
List the work that needs attention. Keep the approval with the assigned reviewer.
Download agent Agent setup guide$ curl -fsSL https://www.erp.ai/skill.md
› open Hospitality ERP and list records waiting on sales order
Order-to-cash · records listed with owner and age
› approve the first one at sales order, as its approverHow the system works, what you can configure and how to get started.
Select Start now to create your account. Explore the system specification, or use Proto to configure it for your business.
The selected scope works alongside your PMS. It remains authoritative for reservations, room assignment, occupancy and guest folios. Hospitality ERP coordinates local operating work and reviewed financial postings using configured source mappings.
The configured workflow can prepare supported requests under your property policy. Protected changes need the relevant independent approval. A request or acknowledgment remains distinct from the verified PMS outcome that confirms the external state.
Local readiness follows actual cleaning and the required independent inspection, with current restrictions considered. Occupancy and PMS availability remain separate. A new fault or conflicting source update can require renewed review before staff rely on the local readiness result.
Staff see the current instructions allowed by their task access and record why service did not happen. A missed or declined task remains visible for the appropriate follow-up. The system cannot treat a scheduled date or checklist entry as evidence that the room was serviced.
The specification covers reviewed recipes, actual preparation and selected packing or replenishment. It follows ingredient use, completed output and relevant food dates, with separate handling of losses and work still in progress. Implementation defines the products and operating checks that will be enabled.
A transfer changes custody while retaining the company's stock. Actual consumption has its own source quantity and cost effect. Unused returns preserve the original history, and a booking, room charge or requisition alone does not prove that goods were consumed.
PMS-originated charges use the selected accounting bridge into the company books. They do not create another local sales invoice or cash receipt. Separately sold goods use their own approved local billing route, with controls preventing the same sale from entering both paths.
The payment report and actual settlement evidence have distinct roles. The reviewed mapping identifies the relevant clearing balance, and confirmed bank or cash evidence settles that source once. Unknown outcomes remain unresolved rather than being treated as received money.
The model supports separate property responsibilities within the selected company structure. Each legal company retains its ownership and books. Shared visibility does not automatically consolidate accounts, transfer stock between companies or authorize cross-company offsets.
This site describes an authored specification. PMS, bank and operational connections must be configured and verified for your selected systems during implementation. No named vendor connector or installed sensor is promised by the website.
Implementation reconciles one company opening ledger with nonposting source detail at an agreed cutoff. Existing bookings, charges, stock and production history retain their identities and consumed scope, so importing previous work cannot execute it again.
Ordinary manual work in the official interface has no per-user fee. Machine work, retained data and model usage follow the published pricing terms, while implementation is quoted separately. Agree the included application scope and rollout before starting.
Identify legal companies, properties and the existing PMS. Follow a real booking change and room turnover, then review kitchen preparation, property supplies and the local goods route. Agree who owns each source and decision before configuring the application.
Team and ERP.aiSet property and room mappings, permissions and approved operating rules. Review recipes, units and stock methods. Define how PMS financial components reach company accounts and how actual settlement clears the same source. Test the supported request and response behavior with the chosen connection.
Team and ERP.aiBring forward current bookings, stay segments, room restrictions and unfinished tasks with their original identities. Reconcile stock and production work alongside local financial detail and the external guest ledgers. Approve one company opening ledger and nonposting source history at the agreed cutoff.
Team and ERP.aiRun the agreed workflows with their owners and review the result. Include a stale PMS update, a room discrepancy, a partial receipt and an unresolved payment outcome. Confirm that changes preserve previous work and that quantities, clearing sources and financial balances reconcile before expanding use.
Team and ERP.aiThe base account and ordinary manual work in ERP.AI's official interface are $0. Viewing, searching, creating, editing, approving, deleting and exporting records in that interface do not consume read or write credits. There is no per-user fee.
Machine work: external API-key requests, imports, workflows, agents and scheduled jobs. Successful external API-key reads and writes use the operation rates below. Starting a managed execution from the interface still starts that metered service.
Pricing and account rules| Machine work | Included per $1 of credit |
|---|---|
| List/filter or get record calls | 20,000 |
| Search or aggregate calls | 4,000 |
| CSV or PDF exports | 100 |
| Record writes | 4,000 |
| Imported or synced records | 200,000 |
| File upload in MB | 2,000 |
| Workflow runs | 2,000 |
| Code-node compute beyond included in CPU-sec | 12,000 |
| Agent executions | 2,000 |
| Scheduled jobs or webhook activations | 20,000 |
Read and write rates apply to successful external API-key requests. Ordinary manual work in the ERP.AI interface is $0.
prepaid creditsSmallest pack $5, purchased credits never expire.
Follow the operating model from the process to the people, records and decisions behind it.
Use Proto to configure this system for your business. Review fields, rules and approvals before releasing changes.
Previews contain illustrative data from the system specification.
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