One live record for every fixture, finish and fitting.
The handover manual stops being a dead PDF. Controlbook keeps your FF&E as structured, queryable data, with an agent that can act on it from the first fault report to the supplier email.
Report a fault in plain words.
- Works the way housekeeping already message
- Confirms the room and item before logging anything
- Same pipeline behind a future WhatsApp number
Chat · Holiday Inn · floor 4
Surface the exact original specification.
- Photo and description matched together
- Falls back to a filterable item list, never a guess
- The spec your supplier actually needs to quote
LF-12 · Loose furniture
Lounge armchair, bouclé
- Manufacturer
- Ercol Contract
- Model / ref
- EC-114 · Marlow
- Fabric
- Bouclé ‘Oat’ · 100k rubs
- Fire rating
- BS 7176 Medium Hazard
- Dimensions
- W720 × D760 mm
- Room type
- King Deluxe
Check availability, then find compliant alternatives.
- Matched on dimensions, fire rating and finish
- Lead times and supplier status shown upfront
- Every AI suggestion carries a clear disclaimer
2 compliant alternatives
Andreu World · Reverse Lounge
Matched · BS 7176 MH · 100k rubs
Morgan · Racket Tub
Matched · dims within 20mm
Draft the supplier email. You approve and send.
- Sent from your own relay address
- Supplier replies threaded automatically
- Quote and compliance requests in one place
To sales@ercol.example
Subject Replacement enquiry · EC-114 ‘Marlow’ (King Deluxe)
Hi, we're sourcing a replacement for the EC-114 lounge armchair (bouclé ‘Oat’, BS 7176 Medium Hazard). Could you confirm current availability and lead time, or the nearest compliant equivalent? Full spec attached.
Bring your existing manuals in as they are.
- FF&E Matrix, Control Books, Type Schedules
- Confidence scoring with a source-page view
- Approve, edit or reject in a tight loop
Review queue · worst-first
Lounge armchair
LF-12
Reading lamp
LE-04
Bedrunner, wool
SF-07
Ceramic table lamp
AC-03
See what every offline room is costing.
- Transparent assumptions, shown in the UI
- Aggregate cost-of-inaction on the dashboard
- Turns 'operational' into a revenue conversation
Rooms out of order
Cost of inaction
£351 / night
Based on (nightly rate + premium) × occupancy × days offline.
Built to be trusted with a multi-million-pound fit-out.
The product is opinionated about honesty. These aren't features you toggle on; they're how it works by default.
Real data, or an honest gap
If a field can't be extracted or a site can't be read, you see exactly that. You never see a fabricated value in its place.
No silent fallbacks
When an AI step fails it says so. There's no quiet drop to keyword guessing behind the scenes.
Keys stay server-side
Every AI and agentic-browser call runs on the server. No model key ever reaches the browser.
Access is scoped
Row-level security means staff only ever see the properties they're assigned to.
See it running on your own property's data.
Give us 30 minutes. We'll report a real fault, identify the item, check availability and draft the supplier email, live, on a sample of your own data.
Built by Max Beech, who led product at Yahoo Finance and Revolut, and Stuart Anderson, who has spent 30+ years in hotel FF&E.