Workflows
Write down how your operation runs once. The AI follows it.
Procedures in plain language, the way you would brief a new colleague. Where a procedure covers the case, the AI acts without asking. Where it does not, you get a plan to approve. And every finished task can become the next procedure.
As you would tell a colleague. As the AI will do it.
Choose a procedure. On the left, the note an operator wrote; on the right, the steps, boundaries and stop condition the AI takes from it. One of them was proposed by Proptonomy from finished tasks and is waiting for approval.
Suggested by Proptonomy from 3 finished tasks: “Dishwasher error E24”
Seen at Sandviken 12 and Harbour Loft this month. Nothing runs from it until a person approves it.
Damage found at turnover
From the procedure libraryIf the cleaner finds something broken or missing, get photos before anything is moved. Match it to the stay that just left and find out what the fix costs. Small things we just fix. For real damage, prepare the Airbnb claim with the photos, but I want to see anything over 150 euros before it goes in.
Ingrid, operations
- 1.PartnerHarbour Cleaning sends photos before tidying up.
- 2.ProptonomyMatches the photos to the stay that just checked out and to the last turnover's photos.
- 3.PartnerLiam quotes the repair or the replacement.
- 4.ProptonomyDrafts the Airbnb Resolution Center claim with the photos, the reservation and the quote.
- 5.ProptonomySubmits claims up to EUR 150. Larger claims wait for your approval.
- The claim is above EUR 150.
- The guest disputes the claim.
The anatomy of a procedure
Four questions. Every procedure answers them.
That is what makes it safe to let the AI act: it always knows when to start, what to do, when to ask and when it is finished.
Starts when
The trigger
A message, a reservation change, a checkout, a failed photo, a time of day. Written as you would say it.
Steps
The work
Who does what, on which channel, with which evidence. The AI does its own steps and briefs the people who do theirs.
Asks a person when
The boundary
Amounts above a limit, a guest who is upset, anything unusual. The request arrives as a yes or no with the context.
Stops when
Done means done
The photo is verified, the guest has confirmed, the owner is told. Until then the procedure keeps following up.
The procedure library
Ten procedures most operators start with.
Install one, adapt it to how you already work, and it is live. Or write your own from scratch.

Guest journey
Welcome, check-in steps the day before, a mid-stay check, checkout reminder and a review request.
Turnover
Cleaner briefed from the checkout, acceptance, checklist photos checked, next check-in confirmed.
Early check-in and late checkout
Check the calendar and the clean, offer or decline, move the cleaner and the linen, confirm.
Lockout at night
Verify the guest, send the key box location, call the on-duty person if it is not solved in minutes.
Broken appliance
Troubleshoot from the manual, brief the handyman with photos, confirm a time, verify the fix, log the cost.
Damage found at turnover
Photos matched to the stay, the claim drafted with evidence, large amounts held for approval.
Owner stay
Block the dates, skip the guest messages, brief the cleaner for an owner visit, report afterwards.
Linen running low
Count, forecast the week, draft the supplier order, wait for approval, re-time the delivery.
Leak or no power
Immediate safety steps to the guest, urgent task, on-duty call, owner informed, follow-up until resolved.
Unhappy review
Read the stay’s history, draft a reply, flag what went wrong as a task so it does not happen again.
Your property knowledge put to work.
Give guests, partners and owners answers grounded in the same property details and operating instructions.
Can we park the van in the guest space during the clean?
Yes, 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM; the guests arrive at 4:00 PM.
And around the procedures
The rest of how the AI knows what to do.
The procedure library
Routines on a schedule
Run it from ChatGPT or Claude
Bring what you already wrote
Your SOPs are in Notion, Airtable and a shared drive. Start from there.
Proptonomy reads your existing documents, Enso Connect guidebooks and Breezeway property notes, and turns them into knowledge and procedures you review before they are used. Nothing is rewritten from scratch.
- Notion and Airtable read directly; PDFs read, including scanned ones
- Guidebooks and policies from Enso Connect kept in sync
- Every fact keeps a link to where it came from

Questions about workflows
In plain language, the way you would brief a new colleague: when it starts, what to do, who to ask and when it is finished. Start from the procedure library or from what you already have in Notion, Airtable or a document.
Wherever the procedure says so, and for anything no procedure covers. The request arrives as a clear yes or no with the context attached.
It proposes them. When a kind of task keeps being solved the same way, Proptonomy drafts the procedure from the finished tasks and waits for someone to approve it. Nothing becomes a rule on its own.
Yes. Describe a routine in plain language, for example a Friday owner summary or a daily linen count, and it runs on schedule and posts where your team reads it.
Yes. The Proptonomy MCP server gives assistants such as ChatGPT and Claude 235 tools that act with your own permissions, over OAuth or a personal key.
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