Most tools
Check-in apps are built for hotels with a front desk. For everyone else it's a PDF, an email chain and a doorstep queue.
Details, ID, signatures, balance and bond — from the guest's phone, days before arrival.
All of it lands at the door, 3pm Friday
Done days before — arrival is just keys
The check-in link is created and invitations go out on schedule.
Details, ID, signed terms, the balance, the bond.
Every booking shows what's done and what's missing.
No payment, no door code — it unlocks on the day.

Every touchpoint sends itself — by text and email, in your words.

Check-in apps are built for hotels with a front desk. For everyone else it's a PDF, an email chain and a doorstep queue.
Here the journey is part of the booking. Payment gates the door code, and every step lands on the booking record.
The guest journey isn't an add-on — it's in the box, with everything else on this site, for one bill instead of about $2,060/mo across thirteen tools.
Yes — the steps you choose, done from their phone. On arrival day their access details appear in the same portal. ID photos wait for your review.
Reminders go out by text and email on your schedule. And the balance step can hold the door code back — which is remarkably persuasive.
Yes — checklists with photos at handover and return, timestamped on the booking. If a bond claim is argued, the record is right there.
Included in the one plan. The texts and emails it sends are billed per item, at the rates on the pricing page.
Thirteen subscriptions, about $2,060 a month, none of them talking to each other. Accommador is all of it in one login, from $500 AUD/mo per location.