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Inspection

This article explains how to conduct inspections in the roommaster Web housekeeping module.

Overview

Inspections are a critical part of the housekeeping workflow, ensuring that completed tasks meet quality standards before rooms are marked as clean and ready for occupancy.

Configuration Note: To customize inspection settings and requirements, refer to the General Settings page, specifically the Inspection Configuration section, where you can configure inspection criteria, approval workflows, and quality standards.

Inspection Process

Tasks Ready for Inspection

Tasks that are ready for inspection have the status:

  • For Inspection - Tasks completed by housekeeping staff and awaiting inspection

Inspection Badge

Conducting Inspections

  1. Access Task Details - Click on the task marked "For Inspection"
  2. Update Status - Mark the task as either:
    • Pass Inspection - Task meets quality standards
    • Fail Inspection - Task requires additional work

Inspection Actions

To complete the inspection process, you must click the appropriate button:

Pass Inspection

  • Click Pass Inspection Button - Click the "Pass Inspection" button to approve the task

Fail Inspection

  • Click Fail Inspection Button - Click the "Fail Inspection" button to reject the task
  • Fail inspection modal - A modal will be displayed requiring additional information:
    • Comment Required - Add a comment explaining why the inspection failed
    • Priority Update - Optionally update the task priority level
    • Reassignment - Optionally reassign the task to different housekeeping staff
  • Confirm Failure - Click on fail inspection button to confirm the inspection failure

Fail Inspection Web Interface

Inspection Results

Passing Inspection

Pass Inspection Web Interface

  • Task Status Change - Task status changes to "Completed"
  • Room Status - Room status updates to "Clean"

Failing Inspection

Fail Inspection

  • Status Change - Task status changes to "Fail"
  • Room Status - Room remains "Dirty"
  • Reassignment - Task may need to be reassigned for re-cleaning

Quality Control

Documentation

  • Inspection Notes - Add comments about inspection findings
  • Quality Issues - Document any quality concerns
  • Follow-up Actions - Note any required follow-up work

Best Practices

  • Consistent Standards - Apply consistent inspection criteria
  • Timely Inspections - Conduct inspections promptly after task completion
  • Clear Communication - Provide clear feedback to housekeeping staff
  • Training Support - Use inspection results to improve staff training

Still Need Help?

For additional assistance with inspections: