Interpreting Kit
It sits on the desk in view of both the guest and the agent, so nobody reaches for a phone and holds it up to a stranger. The exchange stays a conversation between two people.
Explore the Interpreting Kit →A guest at check-in, a request at eleven at night, a housekeeping question between shifts. Hospitality is judged on exchanges that take under a minute.

It sits on the desk in view of both the guest and the agent, so nobody reaches for a phone and holds it up to a stranger. The exchange stays a conversation between two people.
Explore the Interpreting Kit →Requests come from rooms and from outside the building at every hour. Interpreting on the line means the overnight agent handles them without waking anyone up.
Explore the Phone Line →A small ask, answered immediately, that decides how the stay is remembered.
Illustrative conversation
¿Puedo salir más tarde mañana? Mi vuelo es a las seis.
Can I check out later tomorrow? My flight is at six.
I can hold the room until two at no charge.
Puedo mantener la habitación hasta las dos sin cargo.
Perfecto. ¿Puedo dejar las maletas después?
Perfect. Can I leave my bags after that?
Yes, we will store them here until you leave.
Sí, las guardamos aquí hasta que se vaya.
No apologetic gesturing, no fetching a colleague from another department, no phone passed across the desk. The answer happens at the desk, in the moment.
They are spoken to rather than worked around. Their request is understood the first time, in their own language, by the person in front of them.
No. They speak to the agent. The screen shows what is happening so both people can follow it, but only the agent operates it.
Yes. Each desk is a site in the admin console, with its own device and usage view.
The external directional microphone focuses on the guest and the agent and helps reduce surrounding noise. That is why the kits no longer use headsets.
Twenty minutes on a call, using the conversations your front desk actually has.