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Yes. Requests from each property or brand go into one shared queue, tagged so leaders see their own items and the total. We agree priorities across properties in the monthly review and flag changes that affect more than one team, such as a shared guest field or a loyalty integration, before deploying them. Consistent standards across properties also make reporting easier to compare.

Urgent issues are flagged in the shared queue and sent straight to the consultant assigned to your org, who triages them ahead of routine work. At the start of the engagement we define what counts as urgent, such as a broken check-in integration or users locked out during an event, and agree response expectations for each priority level. Each month we review how those expectations were met and what caused the incidents.

It can be. Once an agent answers guest or customer questions, its topics, instructions and knowledge sources need regular updates as promotions, policies and venues change. We monitor how often it hands conversations to staff, review sample interactions for accuracy and adjust permissions as needed. Those tasks join the regular monthly queue alongside other Salesforce work, with results summarized in the monthly review.