The guest photographs their passport before they arrive. The register, the fiche de police, the WiFi and the room number all come out of that one entry — and the room lands on their phone the moment you assign it.
The register, the fiche de police, the invoice, the taxe de séjour. Copied by hand, four times, while the next family waits with their luggage.
When the police ask who slept in room 12 on 3 March, somebody leafs through a paper book. When the accountant asks for the month, somebody retypes it into Excel.
Guests land tired, often after a flight. The desk is where the stay starts — and it starts with six minutes of spelling a passport number out loud.
Most of the work happens before the guest walks in. What is left at the desk is confirming a name and handing over a key.
By name, document number, nationality, room or date. Any question answered in seconds, and exported to Excel for the accountant.
One bulletin individuel per person, bilingual, ready to file. Reprint it and the number stays the same.
No. Both give every host a read-only calendar link inside their own dashboard. You paste it into Noubty and reservations start arriving. There is no API key, no partnership and no fee. One caveat worth knowing: those calendars carry dates but no phone number, so an imported reservation cannot be messaged until someone adds a contact — Noubty shows you exactly which ones.
No, and they never will. The whole flow runs in the browser they already have. The Wallet pass is optional — a guest with an old phone gets a web page, and a guest with no smartphone at all gets a printed slip with the same QR code.
It is read on the guest’s own phone and then discarded. The image is never uploaded, never stored, and never reaches our servers — only the extracted text does. That is a stronger position than storing scans for a retention window, and it is one of the simplest things you can tell a guest who asks.
Typing is available at every step, side by side with the scanner rather than hidden behind a failure. Older documents without a machine-readable zone — an old Moroccan CIN, a driving licence — are typed, and that path is never a dead end.
No. There is no working automated declaration channel in Morocco, and we do not pretend otherwise. Noubty produces the bulletin individuel as a print-ready document that you file exactly as you do today — the difference is that it fills itself in and prints in seconds.
That is who it is built for. There is no property management system to install and no minimum size. Bookings taken by WhatsApp or by phone are entered in about twenty seconds, and the room list is optional — you can type a room number freely until you decide to set one up.