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Housekeeping

The weekly rota, the per-unit checklist, and what a cleaner sees on her phone.

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In Housekeeping
  1. Read this one firstHousekeeping in Premises: rota, checklist, record

    Housekeeping in Premises is three things — a weekly rota, a per-unit checklist, a dated record. How they connect, what the cleaner sees, and the reports.

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  2. The weekly rota: template, overrides, swaps

    The housekeeping rota in Premises: a weekly template of units per slot, per-day overrides for skips and swaps, cleaners chosen per day, the cleaner's view.

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  3. The per-unit checklist: monthly, quarterly, semi-annual tasks

    The housekeeping checklist in Premises: tasks with intervals, due-ness computed per unit from the last tick, the cleaner's short list, and the record.

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  4. A cleaner's day: start, pick a unit, tick, next unit

    What a cleaner sees in Premises on her own phone: a start button, today's units, only the tasks due, one-tap ticks, stock used, Next unit. No training needed.

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  5. Turnovers: move-out cleaning and move-in readiness

    How a turnover runs: move-out inspection with photos, the turnover checklist where everything is due, repairs as tickets, restocking, ready — days counted.

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  6. Housekeeping reports: overdue matrix, trends and cleaner scorecards

    The three housekeeping reports — the overdue matrix of units against tasks, trends over time, and per-cleaner scorecards — all computed from ticks.

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  7. Visit proposals: letting tenants accept or decline a cleaning

    How a proposed cleaning visit works: a slot proposed from the rota the evening before, the tenant accepts, declines or suggests another, the day updates.

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  8. Cleaning costs per unit and where they land in your P&L

    How Premises works out what cleaning costs each unit: the cleaner's pay shared by time in each unit, supplies used there, changeover jobs at their rate — in.

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