Property context
Property type, portfolio size and operating model, shared only at the level approved by the participant.
Founding operator research
Host stories, recorded properly.
InnSlate is already active with hospitality customers. We will publish their experiences only after interviews, evidence review and explicit consent. No invented names, stock portraits or attributed quotations.
Real deployments, responsibly documented The installed base is growing while attributed customer stories remain subject to review and consent.
- 4+
- hospitality customers
- 62+
- screens across customer sites
What we will document
Useful evidence for operators, not polished anecdotes.
Every published story will identify the property context, the problem being tested, the deployment period and the evidence available.
Starting problem
The repeated guest questions or operational friction the host wants to reduce.
Pilot setup
Where the display was placed, which template ran and how long the test lasted.
Measured change
Comparable message counts, scans, staff observations or guest survey responses where available.
Verified voice
Direct quotations reviewed and approved by the participating operator before publication.
What changed next
Product decisions, template improvements and limitations identified through the deployment.
Publication status
Customer deployments are active. Stories are being prepared properly.
InnSlate is now operating across 62+ screens for 4+ hospitality customers. This page will become the permanent archive for consented, dated stories as interviews and evidence reviews are completed.
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Apply
Airbnb hosts, hotel teams and serviced-apartment operators describe their property and current guest-information workflow.
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Pilot
A defined use case, baseline and observation period are agreed before the device is placed.
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Publish with consent
Participants review factual details, measurements and quotations before anything appears publicly.
No customer endorsement is implied on this page. Participation in early access does not require public attribution or a testimonial.