How does customer support work for hospitality?
One named guest messaging agent who knows your property and policies, a backup, and a team lead who scores a sample of conversations each month on the QA scorecard. Messages arrive through your PMS messaging, text line, email, website chat and the Booking.com and Expedia extranets, are logged as tickets against the reservation, and are answered from your knowledge base and the booking record. Requests that need a decision on the floor, such as a room move or a comp, are escalated to the manager on duty with the context already gathered. Post-stay billing questions are answered from the folio. Travel clients get supplier confirmations checked and changes processed. The desk works your hours and hands over an end-of-day report with open tickets and response times.
What tasks does customer support cover for hospitality, restaurant and travel businesses?
- Answer pre-arrival, in-stay and post-stay messages from the reservation record and your knowledge base
- Clear the Booking.com and Expedia extranet inboxes within the hour
- Escalate room moves, comps and complaints to the manager on duty with context attached
- Answer post-stay folio and charge questions and route disputes to accounting
- Confirm travel supplier bookings and process client change requests
- Handle website chat about availability, menus, policies and directions
- Log every message as a ticket with owner, status and resolution
- Report weekly on volume by channel, time to first response and escalations