Hotel groups
Housekeeping, reception, kitchen and maintenance, four timetables that never overlap and a headcount that doubles in season. Blastack puts the procedure and the notice on the phone, hotel by hotel and department by department.
€1.00 per person per month · No card · No minimum term
What happens today
Housekeeping starts at seven, reception changes at three and the kitchen lives on its own clock. What gets said at one handover doesn't reach the other three, and each head of department tells it their own way.
Eighty people join in April for five months. Nobody is setting up work email accounts for them, and with no account there is no channel.
A water outage in Cornwall means nothing in Glasgow. Sending everything to everyone is how you teach a workforce to read nothing.
A room attendant does a full shift with a trolley and a key. If the channel isn't the phone, there is no channel.
Use cases
It doesn't allocate rooms, doesn't plan shifts, doesn't count hours and doesn't connect to your PMS or your HR system: it publishes the rota you already build somewhere else, it doesn't generate it. And one point of wording, because it always comes up: the word the product uses to label each house is picked from a closed list —site, head office, unit, branch, office— and “hotel” isn't on it yet. Each hotel's own name does appear exactly as you write it, in the menus, in the columns and on the notice.
Eighty people join for the season. Now they join with a code and on day one they already have their department's procedure.
What's included
The noticeboard and the directory are in the base fee. Analytics, surveys, documents and chat switch on separately, at between one and ten cents per person.
Posts with photo, video and PDF, targeted by site
What percentage of your workforce has read each announcement
Ask your workforce, with breakdowns and real anonymity
Payslips, procedures and policies with proof of reading
Who is who, by department and by site
Who publishes, who approves, and what gets logged
Fifteen days, no card. Hand the code out at one plant, publish two announcements and look at what percentage of people read them.
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