A site opens up
A cancellation creates new availability on your calendar.
FirstDibs™
A cancellation doesn’t have to stay one.
Alert your waitlist when a site becomes available so interested guests can act.
See it in a demo
01A site opens up
02Your waitlist hears first
03Give the night another chance
A simple illustration of the workflow.
THE EVERYDAY FRICTION
Sound familiar?
A cancellation opens a site, but working through a waitlist by hand takes time. Interested guests may have already made other plans.
AN EVERYDAY EXAMPLE
A cancellation does not have to end the story.
An illustrative look at the workflow.
Someone called last week hoping for a sold-out weekend. Today, another guest cancels. The opening is valuable, but remembering who asked, finding their number, and reaching them before the opportunity disappears can become another front-desk project.
FirstDibs brings the waitlist into that moment. When availability returns, waitlist alerts give interested guests another opportunity to book. Instead of treating a cancellation as an isolated event, you connect it to demand you have already heard from. A guest who was disappointed gets a reason to look again, and your team has a clearer path than searching old notes. Your demo can cover how waitlist preferences and notification timing work for your operation.
WHAT CHANGES
You keep the connection with interested guests alive after the first answer was “we’re full.”
FROM FRICTION TO FLOW
Here’s how it works.
A clearer path from the everyday problem to a better guest experience.
Your waitlist hears first
FirstDibs alerts waiting guests about the open site.
Give the night another chance
Interested guests get the opportunity to book the newly available stay.
The GuestAngel lineup includes features available now and coming soon. Confirm availability, integration requirements, and fit for your property in your demo.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Less behind the desk.
Less behind the desk.
More out here.
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