Set the rule once.
BrightOS runs it from then on.
Turn hotel events into automatic actions. BrightOS watches what happens across the stay and performs the repeatable follow-up without your team having to remember every step.
Something happens.
BrightOS handles what comes next.
Each workflow starts with a hotel event and ends with a visible, configured action.
Trigger work from the events that matter.
BrightOS listens across the stay, from the first reservation event to the final departure.
Not every action starts with an event.
Schedule an automation around the stay, then let BrightOS run it at the right moment.
One rule does not have to apply to every guest.
Use hotel context to define exactly who the automation applies to. Cancelled reservations are excluded by default.
BrightOS clearly shows whether a rule runs per guest or per reservation.
What BrightOS can do automatically today.
Keep the automation action simple, visible and useful.
Keep the guest moving.
Messages can include live stay information such as the room number, digital key link or add-on link.
Turn an event into work.
Make the follow-up visible to the team with a ticket that can be owned and completed.
These are the currently supported automation actions: send a message and open a ticket.
Let the rule remember for them.
People remember the next step.
Staff monitor bookings, arrivals, failures and stay changes, then manually trigger follow-up work.
The rule remembers for them.
The hotel defines the workflow once. BrightOS applies it whenever the right conditions occur.
Your team should not spend the day watching software. BrightOS should bring them the work that needs a person.
What would you stop doing manually?
Set the rules once and let BrightOS handle the repeatable follow-up.