Room service, washroom cleaning, maintenance — one code, two taps, no app for guests.
Alerts arrive in the free iQR Alerts app
On the room desk
Beside the washroom mirror
On every table
Towels on the wayEveryone on the list sees “Room 214 · Extra towels” at once. Whoever is closest replies.
On a computer?A code per room
Guest taps a request
Every team phone buzzes
Each code is named for one place when you make it, so the alert reads “Washroom 2 · Out of paper”. Nobody has to describe where they are standing.
Yes. Type “Rooms 101–120” and you get twenty codes, each printed with its room number, free for up to 25 places. You pick the buttons behind them, like towels, cleaning or a light that is out, and can change them later for every room at once: the printed codes keep working.
Yes. It is washroom feedback that goes somewhere: out of paper, out of soap, needs cleaning, something broken, with a photo if they like. It reaches whoever can fix it, not a score. Malls and parks put a restroom QR code on each door.
Everyone on the code’s list, at the same time: in the free iQR Alerts app, or by text or email with a link to read the request. People you add start getting alerts once they accept your invite. Replies come from the app, and the guest sees them on their screen.
It is lighter than one. Each request goes straight to your team’s phones and opens a chat with the guest. There are no tickets to assign or close.
Yes. We never ask a guest for a name or a number. You see the place, the time and what they asked for.