Housekeeping boards built in four minutes, not forty
Nordlys Hotel’s executive housekeeper on planning 210 rooms with an agent — and why she still approves every board.
By HOSPIWORK editors · October 16, 2026 · 4 min read
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At 210 rooms, Nordlys Hotel’s daily board used to take its executive housekeeper most of an hour. Board Builder now prepares it the evening before.
“I still check every board,” she says. “But now I spend the morning with my team, not with a spreadsheet.”
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