Report a problem in one sentence
No forms, no training. Staff describe what they see — in their own words, with a photo — and Livion turns it into a tidy repair job with title, priority and type filled in.
A housekeeper types "shower drips in 214" and Livion does the rest: a proper repair job with the right priority, suggestions for the fix, and a record from report to done. No calls, no sticky notes, no forgotten leaks.
Anyone can report a problem in seconds. Nothing disappears. And you finally see what maintenance really costs.
No forms, no training. Staff describe what they see — in their own words, with a photo — and Livion turns it into a tidy repair job with title, priority and type filled in.
Every issue gets a number, a status and a history. One glance shows what's open, what's urgent, and what's been waiting too long — no more "I thought someone else was on it".
Livion counts only actual working time — waiting for a spare part doesn't inflate the numbers. You see how long repairs truly take and where the time goes.
Boiler service, lift inspection, seasonal deep-cleans — put them on the calendar once, set them to repeat, and they stop depending on someone's memory.
Every visit from an outside company logged with hours, notes and photos. When the owner asks what the electrician cost this year, the list is one export away.
Dashboards show what's open, what's overdue and how fast things get fixed — so you spot the pattern before it becomes a guest complaint.
Maintenance is wired into the rest of the hotel, so known work doesn't depend on someone remembering to report it.
When a kettle or TV reaches the age you set, a repair job opens by itself — and once it's fixed or replaced, the room's list updates automatically.
Whoever reported the problem is told automatically when it's being worked on and when it's done. No more asking around.
No. They type what they see — "lamp flickering in the corridor, 2nd floor" — and add a photo if they like. Livion turns it into a proper repair job on its own. If someone can send a text message, they can report a problem.
Yes. Put boiler services, inspections and seasonal jobs on the maintenance calendar once and set them to repeat weekly or monthly. They show up when due — no more relying on someone's memory or an old wall planner.
Every contractor visit is logged: company, date, hours worked, notes and photos. You can filter the list by company or period and export it as a clean PDF or spreadsheet — handy for owners, audits and budget talks.
You see how long each job really took (waiting time excluded), how quickly issues get resolved, and every contractor hour on record. That's usually the first time a hotel sees its true maintenance picture.
Book a walkthrough and report a real problem from your property — you'll see it tracked to done.