Room context
QR codes can open against configured locations so the room or service point stays attached to the order.
Room service software
QRelia gives hotel guests a direct mobile ordering route while preserving the context the service team needs: where the order belongs, who ordered what, how it should be served and what has already happened.

A complete room service journey
A room service order is more than a basket. The hotel needs the correct room, the right item options, realistic communication and a service record the team can follow.
QR codes can open against configured locations so the room or service point stays attached to the order.
Shared orders can keep names, quantities and item assignment understandable when several people order together.
Guests can request everything together or a course-based service, and staff can progress the courses in the Receiver.
The guest status view reflects confirmation, preparation, waiting information, course progress and completion.
For the guest
The guest can browse the hotel's menu, select required modifiers and extras, assign items to people and choose how the meal should arrive. No separate app is required.




For the service team
The Receiver lets staff work with the same order the guest created. Confirmation, waiting information, course progression and completion remain part of one service journey instead of becoming separate messages and notes.
See hospitality order management ↗Room service questions
Yes. QR material can be created for configured locations so the relevant room or service location follows the ordering journey.
Yes. Guests can choose a course-based service and the team can progress courses without closing the whole order after the first course is served.
Yes. Waiting information can be set from the Receiver and shown during the guest's live order journey.
The current public plans focus on ordering, service coordination and venue management. Guest payment follows the venue's existing process unless a separate payment feature is agreed and enabled.

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