QR tag
Clear and fast.
Hotel feature
Machines and equipment for cleaning and facility services
Many Iraqi teams work Sunday to Thursday, and scheduling, reminders and reports follow that week. Each machine is identified by a QR tag; who has it, where it is used and its servicing date are tracked. Fault records and replacement decisions rest on data.
- English and the community languages your customers speak
- USD, tax and local fees
- Data protection under CMC rules
Equipment is not lost, servicing not forgotten
Machines and cleaning tools are issued to and returned by crews by QR code; damage or faults are recorded with a photo. A reminder goes to the person responsible as the servicing interval nears and equipment cost can be allocated to sites.
Your benefits
How we work
- 1
Clarify requirements
By e-mail we discuss your property, your workflows and your goals and agree on the scope.
- 2
Build and connect
We build the solution to fit your hotel and connect it to your existing systems.
- 3
Test and launch
We test with real workflows, train your team and only go live when everything is right.
Iraqi specifics
Test and maintenance duties for electrical equipment depend on regulation; the company defines them and is responsible.
Frequently asked questions
Are labels printed?
Yes; the QR label is printed and linked to the equipment record.
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