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Show the request, required context, configured action, system result, confirmation, and completed state.
Claire handles the calls and messages your front desk drops at 80% occupancy: reservations, modifications, requests, loyalty questions, complaints. Multilingual native. Integrated with your PMS, channel manager, and CRS.
30 minutes. We script it around your real reservation and guest service flow.
Your guests still pick up the phone — especially the high-ARR ones. Your front desk cannot.
Peak-hour abandonment compounds with every busy night. Claire picks up.
Direct bookings pay more. Claire keeps the booking direct.
Your top corporate accounts speak Mandarin. Claire does too — at 3am.
PMS-integrated. Channel-aware. Multilingual native.
1-ring response. Identifies guest intent — reservation, modification, request, complaint, loyalty — in the guest preferred language.
Reads real availability and ARR. Books direct. Modifies. Upsells when appropriate. Handles complex requests like multi-room or group bookings.
Complaints, complex requests, high-tier loyalty members — handed off to a human with full context. Never a generic message.
Direct bookings from your PMS at real ARR. Multi-room. Group. Modifications and cancellations in-call.
Confirmation, special requests, transport coordination, room preferences. Set up before the guest arrives.
Restaurant reservations, transport, local recommendations, room service, spa bookings. Multilingual.
Status, points, upgrades, redemption. Integrated with your loyalty platform.
De-escalation, root-cause capture, escalation thresholds. Audit trail for service-recovery management.
Brand-level and group-level routing across properties. Guest history persists across stays.
Marriott's £18.4M ICO fine taught the industry the cost of guest-data failure. Claire is architected against it.
30 minutes. Real PMS. Real ARR. Real guest call types.

Guests ask “can I check in early,” “is the pool open,” “my room is noisy,” “the airport shuttle never came,” or “can you change my dates?” Claire can classify the request, retrieve permitted reservation or property context, answer approved questions, create a service task, send an update, and escalate safety or recovery issues.
Reservation changes, rates, upgrades, refunds, payment data, and room access require explicit PMS, booking-engine, and policy boundaries. A hotel should define which action Claire may take, which request is prepared for a person, and what happens when identity or inventory cannot be confirmed.
Test sold-out dates, third-party bookings, linked rooms, accessibility requests, late arrivals, maintenance emergencies, payment questions, VIP handling, and multilingual handoff. The goal is not to remove hospitality staff; it is to give them complete context before the guest repeats the story.
Show the request, required context, configured action, system result, confirmation, and completed state.
Show missing information, conflicting records, unavailable systems, policy boundaries, failed actions, and the named owner.
Keep approval, judgment, safety, relationship risk, and unresolved ambiguity with the accountable person.