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10Internal messaging, PMS-aware

Housekeeping, front desk and F&B in one thread — with the booking attached.

Staff Chat runs as a progressive web app on any phone. Departments, mentions, reactions and read-only announcement channels feel familiar; reservation cards, voice transcription and invite links make it a hotel tool rather than a consumer messenger with guest data in it.

Install
PWA, no store
Voice
Auto-transcribed
Data
Stays in your schema
Staff chat with department channels and a reservation card

See it in action

Watch it in the app

Narrated walkthroughs recorded in OmniGuest with our demo hotel, with English subtitles.

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Hotel staff chat with departments and reservation cards0:47Department rooms, @-mentions that notify, and a reservation shared into the conversation as a card — team chat for hotel staff.

Hotel staff chat with departments and reservation cards

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Installable, push-enabled, no app store

Add it to the home screen, get push notifications, keep working on shift. Works on iOS (push once added to the home screen) and Android without a store listing or MDM.

Staff chat as a mobile app in a department channel

Voice notes, transcribed

Record a voice message on the run; colleagues read the transcription if they can't listen. Transcription runs on OmniGuest infrastructure.

Reservation cards instead of screenshots

Share a reservation or a service request as a card — room, dates, notes, status — so the night shift doesn't work from a photo of a screen.

Guest data stays in the hotel

Unlike consumer messengers, every message lives in your enterprise schema on OmniGuest servers — not on a messenger provider's.

Works with

  • iOS · Android · Desktop (PWA)
  • Web Push
  • Oracle OPERA Cloud
Live in production

See your own hotel's stay, end to end.

Bring a real enquiry from your hotel to the demo. We connect a sandbox PMS, drop your e-mail in and show you the draft — then follow the guest through pre-arrival, chat, service requests and the logbook. Live, in 30 minutes.