Operations
Checklists, supplies and quality incidents
Set the standard, then learn from every complaint.
The problemThe same mistakes come back because nobody turns a complaint into a change to the checklist.
The resultChecklists, supply levels and complaints live together, and each closed complaint improves the next visit.
What you can do
- Write checklist templates with blocking checkpoints, photo requirements and instructions
- Give the whole business one standard and add extras for a single property
- Set how many of each supply a property should always have
- See what cleaners reported as low or missing in one restock queue
- Log a complaint against the visit it happened on
- Close a complaint by recording the fix and the change to the checklist
- Decide how much supervision each staff member needs
Who can use it
Needs the Service Reports add-on.
You need the Service Reports extension installed for the business. The pages are reached from the Service reports workspace. What you can change depends on your role.
Ask Heyva AI
Which complaints are still open?
What does the checklist for the lakeview studio contain?
Raise a complaint about yesterday's turnover
Questions
What is a blocking checkpoint?
What does a visit actually get?
Do I have to amend the checklist to close a complaint?
What does 'exceptions only' reporting mean?
What happens to a restock alert?
When is a turnover reviewed by a supervisor?
In more detail
A checklist is the standard. A quality incident is the proof that the standard missed something. Closing the incident is where the standard gets better.
For AI agents
Heyva AI and connected assistants can do this with these tools:
heyva_list_checklist_templatesheyva_preview_property_checklistheyva_save_checklist_templateheyva_assign_checklist_to_propertiesheyva_list_property_checklistsheyva_list_property_consumablesheyva_set_property_consumableheyva_set_property_report_ruleheyva_list_quality_incidentsheyva_get_quality_incidentheyva_raise_quality_incidentheyva_list_incident_amendable_checklistsheyva_close_quality_incident