Free, occupied, blocked or ready: every room shows exactly where it stands.

It brings sellable categories, individual rooms, current occupancy, next arrival or departure, blocks and housekeeping state together in one operational view.

Every physical room sits directly under its category. Categories can be expanded or collapsed so a small property sees everything immediately while a larger one opens only the relevant inventory.

The category is the sellable product with capacity, copy, photos and pricing foundation. The room is the specific unit with number, floor, occupancy, block and operational state.

Room number, floor and unambiguous category assignment form the operational foundation. Tags add characteristics the team needs for search, preparation or internal organisation.

The team starts directly in the correct category, enters number and floor and saves the real unit. The category is already unambiguously selected, reducing accidental assignment.

Yes. When building a category, prepared number and floor batches can be created together. This speeds up initial setup without continuing later with artificial demo rooms.

Authorised employees change number, floor and category assignment in the room dialog. Before a structural change, the property should review existing and future bookings so the operational unit remains unambiguous.

It distinguishes free and occupied and shows the relevant booking-movement context. The team can see whether a room is currently occupied or which change comes next.

Yes. The selected day controls the visible stay context. Arrival, departure and staying guest are therefore clear directly on the specific room row rather than in a separate side list.

The room centre uses the same current state as the calendar and housekeeping plan. Dirty, in cleaning, ready or stayover service completed are not managed as parallel copies.

Ready means an empty cleaned room for the next check-in. Stayover service completed belongs to a room that remains occupied and whose daily service is finished.

The summary counts rooms to clean, ready rooms and blocked rooms and leads into the digital daily plan. Management can see in the room overview whether open work threatens the next check-in.

In the housekeeping plan, a room is assigned to an active employee. The room centre shows that assignment; staff and active people are maintained exclusively in central settings.

The availability action creates a real room block with period, reason and optional note. Calendar, room selection, matrix and Booking Engine then use the same state.

No. Anything that blocks availability is managed as a room or period block. Housekeeping describes cleaning and release, while defects, maintenance and renovation must also stop sale.

Tags mark internal characteristics such as quiet location, pet room or specific equipment. They can be created centrally, edited and assigned to the right rooms without reinventing the sellable category.

Yes. The calendar action opens the occupancy plan focused on the relevant room number. This avoids searching again when a movement or future booking needs review.

The property chooses the period and columns such as room, category, floor, status, prepared occupancy, capacity, booking, guest, stay, payment, source and notes. Preview and download show the same selection.

Yes. The property defines time, time zone, period, columns and recipients. STRYK creates the list daily from this configuration and can deliver it to the stored recipients.

Reading rooms and editing room master data are separate permissions. Availability, housekeeping and staff assignment also follow their own grants so read access does not permit sales or state changes.

STRYK shows the error clearly. Room status or housekeeping assignment changes only after a successful save, so the team always works with the confirmed state.

No. Sales photos belong centrally to the room category because guests book the category product. The individual room holds operational details, avoiding contradictory image sets by room number.

No. Rooms, categories, tags, blocks, housekeeping context and room lists are part of the single STRYK offer, with no setup fee and no hidden room module price. External delivery services may charge their own fees.