Audit a hotel rooming list in your browser
Drop in your CSV or Excel rooming list and the file the hotel sent back. See the rows that changed, then download the corrections, confirmation numbers and a ready-to-edit hotel email.
Your rooming list
The tracker or export your team considers correct.
Hotel’s returned list
The CSV or Excel file the hotel sent back.
1 · Read
Choose each table
Pick the worksheet, heading row, date order and columns for each file. The preview never leaves the page.
2 · Compare
Work one hotel at a time
The audit lines up guests and dates, respects hotel room codes, and keeps excluded rows visible before you continue.
3 · Send
Take only the useful rows
Filter the findings side by side and download the exact handoff you need. Nothing changes either source file.
Rooming list audit questions
What the free browser tool reads, what it reports, and what stays on your device.
Can I audit a PDF from the hotel?
Do my rooming lists get uploaded to Blocks?
What columns does the rooming list audit need?
What differences does the audit find?
What if my tracker contains more than one hotel?
Can I export the audit result?
Have more questions? Check our glossary of terms or get in touch.
Go deeper
How Blocks handles the jobs this work depends on — plus the terms and guides behind them.
Rooming-list audit
The hotel returns your rooming list in its own room codes and its own name format, and the differences that matter are buried in the ones that do not. The rooming-list audit reads the hotel’s file on its own terms and hands you the short list of what genuinely disagrees.
Learn more →Rooming lists
Department leads submit their guests in their own portal, Blocks assembles a single hotel-ready rooming list — up to five guests to a room, loyalty numbers included — and keeps it current when a room moves hotels or a roommate changes.
Learn more →Hotel conversations
Blocks keeps every hotel conversation visible per event and hotel — what you sent, what you’re waiting on, what came back — and flags a thread that’s gone quiet as overdue.
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