Know what is in every room, and what state it is in.
Livion keeps an inventory of the assets in each room, organised in a catalog tree. Every item has a life-cycle status, from New to Resolved. Units you track one by one carry a serial number, a warranty and a QR label. Every night a scan opens tickets for age reviews and for warranties about to expire.
30 minutes, on your own rooms and departments.
- A catalog tree
- Six life-cycle statuses
- Serial number, warranty, QR label
- Nightly scan opens tickets
Try it: open room 214 and run the nightly scan
Filter by status, open the television to see its serial number and its label, then run the scan.
- New
- In use
- Pending review
- To replace
- Ordered
- Resolved
- Label
- RA-214-TV
- Serial number
- 48-2217-0935
- Warranty
- Ends in 21 days
How it works
- 01
A catalog tree
The assets are organised in a catalog tree. Every catalog item has a severity of its own.
- 02
A workspace per room
Each room has its workspace, with what is in the room.
- 03
Six statuses
An item is New, In use, Pending review, To replace, Ordered or Resolved.
- 04
Tracked units
A unit you track one by one has its serial number, its warranty and a QR label.
- 05
A nightly scan
Every night Livion scans the inventory and opens tickets for age reviews and for warranties about to expire.
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Questions
What does the nightly scan do?
It opens tickets for age reviews and for warranties about to expire.
Which statuses can an item have?
New, In use, Pending review, To replace, Ordered and Resolved.
Can we track single units?
Yes. A tracked unit has its serial number, its warranty and a QR label.
Does the scan order replacements?
No. The scan opens tickets. Livion does not order from suppliers by itself.
See it with your own rooms.
In 30 minutes we show you this on your hotel: your rooms, your departments, your PMS.