Self-service SaaS worldwide · commissioned delivery in Korea

One calculated route for every order that arrives at once.

HotelStride calculates a houseman's next pickup and delivery sequence from the current floor, item locations, elevator time, usable stairs, and every accepted room order. The route is recalculated as work changes.

Create the hotel identity, activate billing, then configure rooms and routing. Korean hotels may request a commissioned setup instead.

Houseman route · live
3 accepted room orders
Recalculated
1
8F Pantry
Pick up water ×2 and teacup ×1
2
Room 807
Deliver water ×2
3
5F Pantry → Room 518
Pick up and deliver water ×2
4
Stairs: 5F → 4F
Faster than waiting for the elevator
5
4F Pantry → Room 402
Water ×2, bath towels ×2, teacup ×1

Simultaneous-order route optimization

Accepted orders become one pickup-and-delivery route.

The following example assumes the houseman is on 8F, water is stocked in each guest-floor pantry, the teacup is stocked on 8F, and the stairs between 5F and 4F are available.

Accepted orders
Room 807Water ×2
Room 518Water ×2
Room 402Water ×2 · Bath towels ×2 · Teacup ×1
Calculated route
  1. 1
    8F Pantry

    Pick up water ×2 and the teacup stocked on 8F.

  2. 2
    Room 807

    Deliver water ×2. Keep the teacup in hand.

  3. 3
    5F Pantry → Room 518

    Pick up water ×2 and deliver it to Room 518.

  4. 4
    5F → 4F stairs

    Use the available stairs when that is faster than the measured elevator wait.

  5. 5
    4F Pantry → Room 402

    Pick up water ×2 and bath towels ×2, then deliver them with the teacup.

Hotel-specific calculation

The route changes with the building and the shift.

Current position

The next route begins at the houseman’s last confirmed location.

Pantry and item locations

Pickup candidates come from the hotel’s actual stock locations.

Elevator time

Measured wait and travel time are reflected in each vertical route.

Stairs and blockages

Usable floor spans, closed doors, and temporary blockages change the route immediately.

Item handling rules

Heavy or bulky items can be excluded from stair routes and constrained by carrying capacity.

Hotel-specific rules

Floors, pantries, departments, priorities, and permissions are configured for each property.

Live movable-asset tracking

Find each Extra Bed before assigning the next delivery.

Extra Beds, transformers, humidifiers, and other serialized assets keep their own identifier and current location. Pickup, delivery, collection, and maintenance events update that location for Front, Houseman, and Manager screens.

The route engine can collect an available asset from a pantry or a guest room and include that collection in the next delivery route.

Extra Bed location
EB-001Room 405In room
EB-0022F PantryAvailable
EB-003Houseman KimIn transit
EB-004EngineeringMaintenance

Connected operating screens

Front, Houseman, and Manager use the same live operation.

Front / CCS

Registers room, requested items, quantity, priority, and notes. Current asset locations are visible while taking the request.

Houseman

Accepts simultaneous orders and follows the recalculated pickup-and-delivery sequence from the current position.

Manager

Views open, accepted, delayed, and completed orders, houseman status, route events, assets, and operating reports.

Two commercial paths

Self-service SaaS or a commissioned hotel build.

Overseas hotels can create a property, activate a monthly subscription, and then configure the room graph. Korean hotels can use the same stable product with configuration, delivery, and close maintenance by Primary System.

1

Verified monthly activation

The owner creates the hotel identity and activates the monthly subscription through Lemon Squeezy.

2

Activated hotel setup

After verified payment, the owner creates floors, room ranges, pantries, elevator/stair paths, starter items, and departments.

3

Commissioned configuration

Primary System can configure routing costs, item rules, roles, permissions, reports, and hotel-specific functions.

4

Same stable operating core

Both paths use the same Front/CCS order flow, Houseman self-claim queue, and route calculation for accepted orders.

FAQ

+Is HotelStride another hotel task-management system?

No. The primary function is to calculate one pickup-and-delivery route from the houseman’s accepted orders and the hotel’s live operating conditions. Front and Manager screens support that operation.

+Can elevator and stair conditions be customized?

Yes. Elevator wait and travel time, stair availability, blocked floor spans, and item-specific stair restrictions can be reflected by property.

+How are Extra Beds tracked?

Each serialized asset has its own identifier and location. Pickup, delivery, collection, transfer, and maintenance events update its location.

+Can a hotel create its own property?

Yes. A self-service owner creates the hotel identity, activates its subscription, and then configures rooms and routing. Commissioned hotels continue to use Primary System-issued access keys.

+Does it require a native mobile app?

No. The responsive web application works on desktop and mobile, and can be added to a device’s home screen as a PWA.

HotelStride — Real-time route optimization for hotel operations