Using Notes and Comments to Communicate Between Departments (MOP 2.0)

Using Notes and Comments to Communicate Between Departments (MOP 2.0)

The Notes and Comments feature helps staff stay informed and ensure smooth communication across departments.

How to Use
- Open the task or room.
- Tap the Notes icon or field.
- Enter a comment (e.g., “Need extra towels in this room”).
- Tap Save or Send.

Use clear, concise notes. For urgent matters (e.g., safety), escalate directly to management in addition to noting it in MOP.

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