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Cabins that mark themselves dirty

Cabins need a turn between every guest. RV sites do not, and staff kept marking them clean for no reason.

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How it goes.

1

Decide per site type

Checkout can automatically mark a site as needing cleaning. It is on by default, because that is how most parks work.

2

Turn it off where it makes no sense

RV sites skip the turn, so they never reach the list and nobody has to false clean them.

3

Hide the chip if you do not use it

If the front desk does not track cleaning at all, hide the chip park wide and the grid gets quieter.

What changes.

A list with only real work on itNo staff clicking clean out of habitThe system matches how the park runs

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