Fast phone check-in
Several guests on one device with ID captured and the reg card e-signed — built for the queue, not the quiet hour.
A budget hotel lives on volume and turnover, which means the two most expensive things are a slow desk and a cash count that does not tie out. Everything else is secondary until those two are fixed.
The problems owners describe to us — and what StayFlint does about each one.
✕ High turnover and walk-in volume make the desk the bottleneck every evening.
→ Check-in on a phone in seconds — several guests on one device, ID captured, reg card e-signed.
✕ The day is largely cash, across shifts, and the count is done from memory.
→ Cash posts to a drawer that opens and closes with a shift and reconciles against the day's collections.
✕ OTA commission on a rate that is already thin is the most expensive line on the P&L.
→ A commission-free booking page of your own with an honest all-in price, on the desk's own calendar.
✕ GST invoices and the guest register are both rebuilt at month end by one person.
→ Both fall out of the day's work — GST at the right slabs from a double-entry ledger, and a Form-F register produced from check-in.
✕ Staff turn over often, so any system that needs training is a system that stops working.
→ A Hindi voice-first staff app with big tiles, icons and undo everywhere, built for someone who has never used hotel software.
Everything below is live today — nothing on this page is a promise for later.
Several guests on one device with ID captured and the reg card e-signed — built for the queue, not the quiet hour.
Cash tied to a shift and reconciled against the day's collections, so a handover is a number rather than a conversation.
Room and F&B at the right slabs, invoices as the day is worked, GSTR-1 out of the same ledger the night audit closes.
Big tiles, icons, colour and undo on every action — new staff are useful the same day.
On a thin rate, margin is made or lost in two places: how many guests the desk can process without a queue, and how much of the day's cash survives to the deposit. StayFlint attacks both directly — a check-in measured in seconds, and cash that is tied to a shift and reconciled against the day rather than counted from memory.
The third place is commission. A direct booking page on the same availability calendar costs nothing per booking, which on a budget rate is the difference between a room that pays and a room that merely fills.
Short, straight answers — and a person on WhatsApp for the rest.
Seconds, on a phone, with several guests on one device — ID captured and the registration card e-signed as part of the same flow.
Cash posts to a drawer tied to a shift, and the drawer reconciles against the day's collections. A handover becomes a number rather than a conversation.
No. Direct bookings through your own StayFlint page carry zero commission — the guest pays you. The yearly price is the only thing you pay us.
Yes. Room and F&B are invoiced at their own slabs from a double-entry ledger, with GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B coming out of the same books the night audit closes.
The app is Hindi voice-first with big tiles and undo on every action. A front desk is usually working the same day, and we stay on WhatsApp through the first week.
No call centre and no sales script — you reach the team that writes the software. Tell us your hotel's size and what you run today; we'll tell you honestly whether StayFlint fits.
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