Checked in at the desk. The TV already knows her name.
Without xPlayThe desk keys the guest into the TV system by hand. Or nobody does.
One stay. Two nights. Zero calls to reception.
What a room does when its TV runs on xPlay.
Tuesday
She scans the code on the TV. The hotel is on her phone, no app.
Without xPlayA laminated card and a QR code to a PDF of the menu.
Left idle, the TV puts Lipa's lamb chops on screen.
Without xPlayA black screen. The menu is a folder in the drawer.
She orders them with the remote.
Without xPlayA call to order, and another to ask where it is.
Lipa's kitchen has it, with the room number on it.
Works with Tasktell. Requests are fulfilled by your staff in Tasktell, the hotel team messaging app that turns messages into tasks, with automatic translation.
Without xPlayA slip on a spike. Nobody knows if it was seen.
Wednesday
From the pool, she asks for a massage at four.
Without xPlayA call to reception, passed to the spa, where everyone is with a guest.
Thursday
A late checkout, asked for from the bed.
Without xPlayA call to reception, waved through for free because the desk is busy.
Check-out. The TV resets for the next guest.
Without xPlayThe TV still signed into the last guest's Netflix.
That was one room. You have 140.
The TV you already own, the phone the guest brought, and xPlay in between.
Three screens, one hotel.
The television
Live TV and the hotel's guide. Its restaurants and services, ordered with the remote.
The guest's phone
A code on the TV, no app to install. Their own shows, cast to the big screen.
The backoffice
Every stay, request and screen in one place.
- Zero CapEx
- Revenue from day one
- One vendor
- Plug and play
Plug it in. The room is live.
- 1 A dongle, into the TV the hotel owns.
- 2 The TV opens on the hotel's own home.
- 3 The guest scans the code. No app to install.