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Today and the daily brief

The screen you open each morning — who is arriving, what needs a decision, and the brief written out for you and your team.

Today is the default screen. It has two halves: the daily brief, which is the day written out in sentences, and the metric tiles underneath, which are the numbers.

The brief is generated for your workspace each day, at the time and in the language you set under workspace settings, and it is refreshed as the day moves. It is one dense sheet, in this order:

  1. A header scorecard — revenue and occupancy for the period, against the last one.
  2. AI insights — one card per guest who needs something, with what happened and what to do. Risky checkouts, unanswered questions, a complaint building over three messages, an upsell worth offering. Each card links to the exact thread or stay.
  3. Arrivals, in-house, departures for today.
  4. Cleaning, three days out — grouped by cleaning cluster, with a per-cluster message ready to paste into WhatsApp.
  5. Ready-to-copy guest messages for the arrivals and departures that need one.

Press Reviewed when you have been through it. It is a signal to the rest of the team that someone has looked, not a completion score — nothing is hidden once you do.

Share writes a message for the channel you pick — WhatsApp, email, a cleaner’s group — with today’s highlights and a link to the full brief. Each channel gets copy written for it rather than the same paragraph pasted three times.

The link opens the full brief in Santara, so recipients need an account with access to this workspace. For a cleaner who should not see the estate, share the cluster message instead: it contains only their jobs.

The brief is written in the workspace’s language, set under Workspace settings. Its idea of “today” comes from the workspace timezone — which matters more than it sounds, because a brief generated in the wrong timezone reports yesterday’s checkouts.

Under the brief: arrivals and departures counted, occupancy, revenue for the period, open tasks, unanswered messages. Each one is a link to the screen behind it.

Revenue means net payout — what the channel actually pays you. It is labelled as such wherever it appears. See Reports for the full picture.

Anything that needs you while you are not looking at this screen produces a notification in the bell menu. There are eight kinds, and they are the eight things that genuinely change your day:

BookingsA new booking, a changed booking, a cancellation
CleaningA clean assigned to you, a clean marked finished
TicketsA ticket opened, assigned to you, or done

Notifications are addressed by who can act on them, not by name, so a manager added next month sees the ones that were always meant for their role. Configure what you receive under Workspace settings.

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