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HOTEL SOFTWARE
Choose software by the work that needs control
Temelj develops four hospitality products and two tools for wider business work. Start with the bottleneck: website and direct booking, guest communication, hotel operations, guest feedback, commercial work or accounting.
Small hospitality teams often manage guest questions in one place, reservations and room status in another, and daily tasks through chat, notes or memory. The issue is not a lack of software. It is unclear responsibility between communication, operational work and feedback.
Not every property needs every product. Start with the workflow that creates the most repeated work or the least visibility.
Operational workOwner, room status and handover
Guest feedbackStructured signal for review
Choose hotel software by the work you need to control
Most properties do not need a longer feature list. They need to identify which work currently creates interruptions, weak visibility or missed follow-up. Start with the friction, then review the product responsible for that part of the operation.
Website and booking friction point to Vetrina
Choose Vetrina when hotel content, offers, languages, SEO, availability and the direct-booking path need one controlled public platform.
Common signal Every change waits for a developer or the booking path lacks a clear owner.
Explore VetrinaRepeated guest questions point to GuestNesty
Choose GuestNesty when reception repeatedly answers questions about check-in, parking, Wi-Fi, breakfast, directions, property rules or local recommendations.
Common signal Staff keep rewriting the same answers.
Explore GuestNestyScattered daily work points to Libar
Choose Libar when reservations, room status, tasks, housekeeping, maintenance, folios, invoices or handover are spread across notes, chat and memory.
Common signal Open work becomes difficult to see between people or shifts.
Explore LibarUnstructured guest feedback points to Aviza
Choose Aviza when feedback arrives late, lacks location context or depends on one generic form. QR surveys can connect feedback with a room, table, zone or service point.
Common signal Feedback arrives without enough context for useful follow-up.
Explore AvizaGuest communication ends where operational work begins
An answered message is not always completed work. A late-checkout request, extra-towel request, reservation change, maintenance report or invoice question may begin as communication but still require judgment and operational follow-up.
GuestNesty answers a routine question from approved property knowledge.
The team applies context, policy, availability and judgment.
Libar tracks the action, status, next step and handover path.
Aviza and staff turn a structured signal into responsible review.
This sequence describes responsibility, not automatic data transfer. GuestNesty handles the conversation or gathers details, staff decide what requires action, and Libar manages the resulting reception or operational work.
For a late-checkout request, GuestNesty can receive the question and gather relevant details. Staff assess availability and policy. Libar manages the reservation action, approval or operational follow-up when work is required.
For an extra-towel request, GuestNesty can clarify the room, quantity or timing. Housekeeping execution should then have an owner and status in the operational workflow rather than remaining only inside the conversation.
Compare Temelj software products
Each product covers a defined responsibility across hospitality or wider business work. Choose the workflow that needs clearer ownership and control.
Hospitality software
PMS AND OPERATIONS
Libar manages the operational workflow
PMS, reception and operations software for reservations, rooms, housekeeping, maintenance, folios, invoices, approvals and handovers.
Best suited to
- Reservations and guest stays
- Reception workflows
- Room status
- Housekeeping coordination
- Maintenance coordination
- Tasks and approvals
- Folios and invoices
- Shift handover
It does not replace The guest communication layer, staff decisions or consistent operational use.
GUEST COMMUNICATION
GuestNesty manages the conversation
AI guest communication software for hotels, villas and apartments across WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and web chat.
Best suited to
- Repeated guest questions
- Pre-arrival communication
- Property information
- Local recommendations
- Request clarification
- Human takeover
It does not replace A PMS, staff judgment, reception decisions or operational task ownership.
QR GUEST FEEDBACK
Aviza structures guest feedback
QR guest feedback software that gives rooms, tables, zones and service points a direct, structured feedback route.
Best suited to
- Room or unit feedback
- Restaurant and table feedback
- Beach, pool or wellness zones
- Location-specific survey context
- QR-based guest feedback
It does not replace Staff review, service recovery decisions or operational follow-up.
HOTEL CMS AND WEBSITE
Vetrina gives hotels control of their website
Hospitality CMS and direct booking system for multilingual hotel content, SEO, offers, rates, availability and direct reservations.
Best suited to
- Hotel websites
- Multilingual content
- Technical and on-page SEO
- Offers and landing pages
- Direct-booking journeys
It does not replace A full PMS, reception workflow, channel manager, or staff ownership of rates and availability.
Business tools
CRM AND SALES WORK
Butiga organizes commercial workflows
CRM software for leads, clients, offers, follow-up, meetings and secure business email in one controlled sales workspace.
Best suited to
- Leads and clients
- Offers and pricing
- Sales follow-up
- Meetings and tasks
- Secure business email
It does not replace Accounting software, hotel PMS operations or deliberate commercial decisions.
ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE
Šoldi structures daily accounting work
Accounting software for small businesses that need clearer records, invoices, financial workflows and controlled monthly closing.
Best suited to
- Invoices and records
- Daily bookkeeping
- Financial documents
- Tax and fiscal workflows
- Monthly closing control
It does not replace Professional accounting judgment, legal advice or business ownership of financial data.
Choose the first software layer for your property
Not every property needs every product. Choose the first layer by identifying the most disruptive form of confusion in the current workflow, not by counting features.
Routine questions consume reception time
Guests repeatedly ask for the same information across WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram or web chat.
Review GuestNestyOpen operational work is difficult to see
Arrivals, room status, housekeeping, invoices or handover items are spread between tools and people.
Review LibarFeedback arrives late or without context
Comments appear after checkout or do not show where the guest experience occurred.
Review AvizaMessages are answered, but action gets lost
Define where communication ends, when staff take over and which actions need an owner, status and handover.
Review the combined workflowUse this three-step check before choosing
- 1List the questions, requests and operational tasks that repeatedly interrupt the team.
- 2Mark each item as communication, staff judgment, operational work or feedback.
- 3Review the product responsible for the category with the largest gap.
Clear knowledge and ownership make hotel software useful
Software becomes useful when the team agrees on information, responsibility and status. The setup work is not only technical.
GuestNesty depends on current, approved property knowledge and clear human takeover rules.
Libar depends on staff using ownership, statuses, approvals and shift handover consistently.
Aviza organizes feedback, while the team still owns review, service recovery and the next action.
Keep staff judgment in the workflow. Questions involving policy, money, availability, compensation, dissatisfaction or incomplete information should not be treated as routine communication.
Hotel software questions
What is hotel software?
Hotel software is a broad category covering systems that support guest communication, reservations, reception, room status, tasks, invoices, feedback and other property workflows.
A buyer should first identify which responsibility needs more control instead of comparing every product as though it solves the same problem.
Which hotel software should a small hotel choose first?
Start with the workflow that creates the most repeated work or the least visibility. Choose GuestNesty for guest communication, Libar for PMS, reception and operations, and Aviza for QR-based guest feedback.
Does every property need all four hospitality products?
No. A property may need only one software layer first. The right sequence depends on whether the main problem is the website and direct-booking path, repeated guest communication, operational control or structured feedback.
Is GuestNesty a PMS?
No. GuestNesty manages guest communication and routine property information. Libar manages reservations, room status, tasks, folios, invoices and other reception or operational work.
When should a guest message become operational work?
A message becomes operational work when it requires an action, responsible person, current status or follow-up. Examples include reservation changes, housekeeping requests, maintenance issues, approvals, folio questions and invoice work.
Can staff take over a GuestNesty conversation?
Yes. Staff should take over when a request requires judgment, policy interpretation, financial decisions, availability checks or direct human attention.
Which product manages room status and housekeeping?
Libar manages room status, housekeeping coordination, maintenance coordination and related operational follow-up. GuestNesty may receive or clarify a request, but the resulting work belongs in the operational workflow.
What property information should be prepared for GuestNesty?
Prepare approved information about check-in, arrival, parking, Wi-Fi, breakfast, house rules, property policies, amenities and local recommendations. Assign someone to review this information whenever the property changes an important guest-facing detail.
What does Aviza add to the hotel software setup?
Aviza adds a QR-based guest feedback layer. It can connect a response with the room, table, zone or service point where the experience occurred, giving the team more useful context for review.
Can hotel software replace clear staff responsibility?
No. Software can create structure, but staff still own judgment, approvals, execution and follow-up. Clear roles, current information and consistent use remain part of implementation.
CHOOSE WITH CONTEXT
Start with the workflow that costs your team the most attention.
Temelj can help you compare all six products against your current hospitality or business workflow and decide which software layer deserves attention first.