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Long-stay, short-stay, on rails.

UK serviced apartment operators — corporate + leisure — extended-stay billing, housekeeping rotation, building access, owner reporting.

Corporate · leisure
10-100 apartments
Single building · multi-site
Corporate invoice cycle
Serviced Corporate · leisureBuilding 10-100 apartmentsUK Single building · multi-site−6 days Corporate invoice cycle
The serviced apartments stack

Six instruments, calibrated.

UK serviced apartment operators — corporate + leisure — extended-stay billing, housekeeping rotation, building access, owner reporting.

01 · Long-stay + short-stay billing

Nightly, weekly, monthly — one ledger.

Short-stay nightly rates, weekly leisure stays, corporate monthly contracts — all billed from the same system, all reconciled to Xero or NetSuite. The corporate-invoice-versus-Stripe-charge confusion ends.

  • Mews or RoomRaccoon billing
  • Monthly corporate contracts
  • Xero / NetSuite reconciliation
  • Multi-tenant invoicing
02 · Housekeeping rotation

Mid-stay refresh, departure deep-clean.

Long-stay guests get scheduled mid-stay refreshes, short-stay departures get deep-cleans, both sequenced on a phone-side queue. The cleaner-rotation puzzle becomes a calendar, not a WhatsApp group.

  • Mid-stay refresh schedule
  • Departure deep-clean queue
  • Phone-side housekeeper app
  • Quality-check workflow
03 · Access (smart lock)

August, Salto, or RemoteLock — code per stay.

Smart-lock code per booking, valid only for the stay duration, auto-revoked on checkout. Building access without a key handover, security maintained without a concierge desk on every floor.

  • Salto / August / RemoteLock
  • Per-stay code generation
  • Auto-revoke on checkout
  • Building access logs
04 · Corporate accounts

MSAs, master billing, expense codes.

Corporate-client master billing, per-employee booking, expense-code routing, monthly statement to procurement — handled in the system, not in a chain of email threads. The procurement team gets the invoice they expected.

  • Corporate master accounts
  • Per-employee booking
  • Expense-code routing
  • Monthly procurement statement
05 · Owner reporting

Per-apartment P&L, owner-readable.

For operators managing apartments on behalf of owners: per-apartment revenue, OTA commission, cleaning cost, maintenance, net to owner — on a monthly statement. The owner conversation gets shorter.

  • Per-apartment P&L
  • Monthly owner statement
  • Commission & cost tracking
  • Owner-portal optional
06 · BrainBase

Apartment manual + cleaner SOP + supplier list.

Per-apartment guest manual, cleaner SOP per layout, supplier and contractor list, building-services contacts — searchable, printable, owned. The building brain that survives the next operations hire.

  • Per-apartment guest manual
  • Cleaner SOP per layout
  • Supplier & contractor list
  • AI-assisted retrieval
Sample engagement

The London operator that cut corporate invoicing by six days.

Forty-two apartments. Sixty-percent corporate. Procurement chasing PO numbers monthly.

A London serviced-apartment operator with forty-two units ran corporate stays through a chain of email POs and reconciled invoices to Xero by hand. Three-week build: Mews configured for corporate master billing, expense-code routing, smart-lock code per stay, monthly procurement statement automation. Six months in: invoice cycle cut from twelve days to six, dispute rate down to under one percent, occupancy up six points.

How we measure: Invoice cycle = booking date to client-procurement payment, weighted by ACV across 218 corporate stays pre-build vs 234 post-build; dispute rate = invoices queried / invoices issued, monthly.

−6 dayscorporate invoice cycle
<1%invoice dispute rate
+6ptsoccupancy, year one
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Map the building.

Bring the apartment list, the corporate-client roster, the access stack. We start with the floor.