When Foodle+ reviewed its daily processes, it identified a few key issues:
- Manual task management: Staff wrote guest requests on paper and physically passed them to the responsible departments, which often caused delays.
- Separate department records: Housekeeping, maintenance, and front office maintained their own task lists, so teams did not always have updated information.
- Delayed communication: A single guest request could pass through two or three employees before reaching the person responsible for handling it.
- Limited task visibility: Managers could not see all pending and completed requests in one place, making follow-ups difficult.
- No performance tracking: The resort had no central record to measure how long tasks took to complete or where delays happened.
Because of these issues, employees spent valuable time chasing updates, while guests had to wait longer for services.
