38 minutes,
fully accounted for.
Scroll the right column. The room on the left mirrors what the property actually sees as a real check-out becomes a room you can sell again: assigned by itself, approved on the floor, and saved on the record.
The guest leaves.
Front office marks the “departure” task complete in Cozyva. That completion fires workflow #14 (turnaround v3) via the task-completed trigger. The room’s status flips to dirty without anyone re-typing.
Housekeeper is assigned.
Task T-2042 spawns with the turnaround v3 checklist pre-loaded. The nearest available housekeeper, scoped to this property and shift, gets the card on her PWA. No WhatsApp, no walkie-talkie, no “who’s doing what”.
The supervisor approves.
Priya checks the last item, snaps the towel-fold photo, taps done. The pending-approval card lands on Joseph’s phone with the photos inline. He approves with one tap.
One short. Sent back with a note.
The robe was short. Joseph rejects with one line of context. T-2042 drops back to upcoming, his note attached so Priya sees exactly what to redo. Audit log captures the whole round-trip.
Room flips ready.
The room is ready to sell again, 38 minutes after checkout. The week’s score quietly ticks up for Priya and Joseph. Overnight, the week’s numbers add themselves up, and once Sunday ends they are final. Nobody lifts a finger.



