Settings navigation bar
- Profile
- Views
- Operators
- Notifications
- Translation
Profile
Where Operators can:
- Update their picture and personal details.
- Change their password
Views
Overview
The Views Overview is the section where Operators can:
- Create a new View located on the top right side of the screen.
- See all the Views they have created before.
- Prioritise the Views.
Search and filter
To help you find views more quickly and easily, we offer two options:
- Search for a view using the search bar.
- Filter views by selecting the active or inactive option in the header.
Drag and drop Views
Hover over a view and the cursor will change to a grabber cursor. This indicates that you can drag and drop the view to change its order, allowing you to quickly prioritise the views.
View’s preview
You can also view the name, emoji, rules related to each view, property and the view status on the view preview.
Drop-down menu
There is a drop-down menu for each view represented by three dots on the right side → ⠇.
This menu includes three actions for each view:
- Edit
You can open the detail screen of a view by clicking on "Edit" in the dropdown menu. From there, you can modify details such as the view's name, rules, operator access, and more.
- Deactivate
Deactivating a view prevents it from receiving messages, but the messages inside the view remain intact. You can reactivate the view from the settings whenever you want.
- Delete.
When a view is deleted, it is completely removed from the inbox. However, the messages associated with the view will remain in their respective property folder.
Add a new View
In order to create a new view, you have to fill a form where you add View’s details.
Name and emoji
Each view is represented by an emoji to make it easier for Operators to recognise it.
Additionally, you can write a name for the view and optionally provide a short description.
Property
You must select one or more properties to receive conversations related to the selected properties within the View.
Access
You can select which Operators you want to have access to the View.
Rules
Rules can be used to specify the View for a specific group of conversations.
These rules typically include:
Message keywords
You can set a keyword in a message as a rule to receive or not receive it in the View.
Reservation stages
You can use this rule to specify a view for a specific reservation stage. For instance, you can choose to receive conversations only from the guest during their "in house" stage.
Audiences
You can specify a View for specific audiences.
Channels
You can specify a View to specific channels by setting the channel rule.
Client websites
By setting the "client website" rule and selecting a URL, you will only receive conversation from that specific URL in the view.
Filtering Logic for Message Categorisation
You can create rules at three different levels to filter and categorise incoming messages in the inbox:
- First Level (group of rules):
- Rules at this level are always separated by "OR".
- You cannot modify this separation logic.
- Second and Third Levels:
- You can customise the separation logic between the second and third levels.
- Within each inner group, the logic must be consistent; it can be either "AND" or "OR". The logic can be changed from drop-down.
- To add a rule to an inner group, click the plus button ➕.
- To create an inner group, click the “➕ Add inner group”
- To create a new group of rules, click the "➕ Add group" button.
📍You can set multiple instances of the same rule within a view. For example, by specifying a view to more than one channel.
🚫 Rules should not contradict each other within a view.
📍 Setting an "Is not" rule will prevent the view from receiving messages with the defined criteria.
⬇ In the example below, the view will receive messages for reservation stages that are not "upcoming”.
Active/inactive
By default, a view is always active when the Operator creates it. This means that the active/inactive toggle button is turned on. However, Operators have the option to switch the toggle off if necessary.
Send notification
You can choose to notify operators with view access by checking the corresponding checkbox. When you save the new view, all operators with access to the view will receive a notification.
Operators
Administrative Operators can invite Operators to the platform and manage their access.
Operators can navigate to the operator's section from the navigation bar.
Overview
On the overview screen, you can view all the operators who have access to the platform.
Furthermore, you can search for a specific operator by name using the search bar.
Search and filter
You can filter the list of operators by using the tab bar at the top. This bar allows you to switch between online and offline operators. By default, the bar is set to "All".
Invite a new operator to the platform
To invite an operator, click on the button located at the top right of the screen.
Next, the admins need to fill out a form to add an operator to the platform.
You must provide the operator's name, email address, and create a password. Create a strong password, shared in a secure way, for example, through Share a secret - One Time as Bookboost has your guest data, you are responsible to make sure nobody outside your organisation access it.
Additionally, you must select a role for the operator and grant access to specific property folders, enabling them to work on related property conversations.
Signatures
You can add email signatures by either pasting the HTML code directly or uploading an HTML file.
<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> <title>Email Signature</title> <style> .signature { font-family: Arial, sans-serif; color: #333; } .signature a { color: #1a73e8; text-decoration: none; } .signature img { max-width: 100px; border-radius: 5px; } </style> </head> <body> <div class="signature"> <p>Best regards,</p> <p><strong>John Doe</strong></p> <p>Front Office Manager</p> <p>Hotel Name</p> <p><a href="mailto:john.doe@hotelname.com">john.doe@hotelname.com</a> | <a href="tel:+1234567890">+1 234 567 890</a></p> <p><a href="http://www.hotelname.com">www.hotelname.com</a></p> <p> <img src="https://via.placeholder.com/100" alt="Hotel Logo"> </p> </div> </body> </html>
Notifications
Staying on top of your communication is crucial, and Bookboost notification settings allow you to tailor alerts to your preferences.
Customising Notifications
Notification Types
- Push Notifications
- Subscribed: Receive notifications directly on your browser.
- Unsubscribe: Opt-out from push notifications if they become overwhelming.
- In-app Notifications
- Subscribed: Get notified while you have Bookboost tab open, ensuring you don't miss any updates while you're working.
- Unsubscribe: Disable in-app notifications if you prefer fewer interruptions.
- Email Notifications
- Subscribed: Opt-in to get updates via email for important notifications.
- Unsubscribe: No email notifications will be sent.
Notification Settings
You can customise notifications for each type individually: Push notifications, Email notifications and In-app notifications.
- Conversations
- Incoming Message
- Get notified when a new message is received.
- Conversation Assigned to Me
- Receive alerts when a colleague assigns a conversation directly to you.
- Conversation Assigned to View
- Be notified when a conversation is assigned to one of your views by a colleague.
- Conversation Snoozed Ends
- Get updates when a previously snoozed conversation is active again.
- Conversation Inactivity
- Stay informed about conversations that require your attention due to inactivity.
- Views
- New View
- Get notified whenever a new view is created, ensuring you stay updated on new changes.
Translation
The translation setting lets you choose a language to translate guest messages that are in a language you don't understand.