Incoming moment
Use case · Hotels, restaurants, and guest services
Handle routine guest calls while the team stays present
An hiify.ai agent can answer property questions from approved sources, collect guest requests, and use a connected reservation or scheduling provider for supported actions.
From first hello to handoff
The whole conversation, made explicit.
Each part is visible in the builder. You decide what the agent asks, which source it trusts, what connected action it can take, and when a person takes over.
What the agent understands
- The venue, party size or service, preferred time, and guest contact details
- Hours, amenities, menus, and policies in approved sources
- Whether the connected provider supports booking, changes, cancellation, or waitlist
What it can do
- Check real table or appointment availability
- Book supported reservations after confirmation
- Record a guest request and notify the configured team
Human handoff
Complaints, exceptions, safety issues, and provider actions that are not supported go to the appropriate staff member.
What the team gets after the call
Not a promise of automatic outcomes. A clearer path from an incoming request to the next accountable step.
- 01
Accurate guest information
Routine answers come from the property and service content you maintain.
Visible in the workflow - 02
Provider-specific actions
The flow exposes only reservation actions supported by the connected provider.
Visible in the workflow - 03
Structured guest requests
The team can receive a clear request summary through a configured notification.
Visible in the workflow
Two ways a hospitality call can move
These are grounded examples, not live simulations. Each step maps to a builder block you can configure, connect, and publish.
A guest asks for a table for a specific party size and time.
- 01
Understand
The agent confirms the venue, party size, date preference, and contact details.
- 02
Act
It offers only returned availability and books after the guest confirms.
- 03
Hand over
Exceptions or unsupported changes go to the venue team.
- Collect party details
- Check table availability
- Confirm reservation
- Hand off exceptions
A guest asks about an amenity and needs help from the property team.
- 01
Understand
The agent answers factual questions from approved property sources and records the request.
- 02
Act
It sends the configured Slack, email, or n8n notification.
- 03
Hand over
A staff member handles requests that require a decision or physical action.
- Answer property FAQ
- Collect request
- Notify the team
- Transfer if needed
Inside the product
A workflow your team can inspect.
The builder can combine approved property knowledge, reservation tools, guest messages, and staff routing.

One buildable path · Table reservation
- CollectCollect party details
- AppointmentCheck table availability
- ActionConfirm reservation
- TransferHand off exceptions
Connect the step to the system that owns it
A practical starting set for hospitality workflows. Connect only the apps your team uses.
Cal.comAvailability, booking, changes
Google CalendarAvailability and calendar events
TwilioPhone numbers and configured SMS
SlackConfigured team notification
GmailConfigured email action
n8nConfigured workflow action
Availability, booking, lookup, changes, cancellation, and waitlist support vary by provider. hiify.ai exposes only the actions supported by the connected provider and enabled in the published flow.
Browse integrationsSame building blocks, different incoming moments
Compare how another team combines intake, knowledge, connected actions, and human handoff.
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Next step
Build a hospitality workflow
Start with the incoming moment, add approved knowledge and supported actions, then define the human handoff.
