Your mornings back.
No list to compose, no text to send. The work is already where it belongs.
Jobs create themselves from your bookings, stay current when bookings move, and your team ticks them off on their own phones.
Every morning starts the same: work out today's departures, text the cleaner a list, hope nothing changes by ten o'clock.
Something always changes by ten o'clock. A booking moves, a guest extends — and the list in the cleaner's pocket is now wrong.
At three, a guest is standing at the desk and you genuinely don't know if their room is ready.
Every departure clean, changeover and mid-stay service is implied by the calendar. Someone just has to read it out — and that someone has been you.
Accommador reads it instead: define the work once and the jobs generate themselves, against the right rooms, timed to the right stays.
When a booking moves, the job moves with it. The list in your cleaner's hand is never yesterday's.
Three standard cleans are set up the day your property is created. Add your own — what triggers each job, which rooms it applies to, when it's due.
Bookings create the work: departures raise cleans, stays raise services. Move a booking and its job moves; cancel it and the job goes.
Each person opens their own list with a secure link and a code — no passwords to manage. They claim a job, do it, tick it off, add photos or notes.
The day's schedule shows every job by room. The calendar shows each room's readiness, so “can I sell tonight?” has an answer.
No list to compose, no text to send. The work is already where it belongs.
Bookings change; the worklist rebuilds itself. Nobody cleans a room that no longer needs it.
A finished clean flips the room's dot on the calendar. Override it by hand when reality says otherwise.
A cleaner who finds the dripping tap raises the job on the spot — with a photo, from the room.
A chargeable job carries its lines onto the guest's booking or an owner's statement, with the hours costed.
Completed and cancelled work is kept, filterable by person, room and period.
Most operators run housekeeping out of their head and their phone — rewriting the same list every morning and answering “is it ready?” all afternoon.
Accommador generates the work from the bookings themselves, hands each person their own list, and shows you room readiness where you already look — the calendar.
Thirteen separate tools cost a typical operator about $2,060 a month. This is part of the one $500 plan — not another bill.
No. Each person gets a secure link and a code, and their list opens in the phone's browser.
Yes — scope each person to categories of work or specific job types, so a linen contractor never wades through maintenance jobs.
Only if you allow it — job pricing has its own visibility switch, per person.
Its jobs move with it, and every list is current the next time it's opened.
Yes — chargeable work carries billing lines to the guest's booking or the owner's statement, with the hours costed against it.
Keeping your calendar in sync across the booking sites costs about $250 a month on its own. Here it's included — with your booking page, payments, Xero and guest emails — from $500/mo per location.
All of it for $5,000 a year, that price held for life — and we move you across free. 30-day free trial — cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.
Book a demoThirteen 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.