This guide explains how to use the Interaction Log to review schedule changes, complaints, compliments, and other day-to-day client interactions.
1. Open the Interaction Log
Go to the Main Menu.
Select Interaction Logs.
2. Search by Client (Optional)
Enter a customer’s name if you want to view interactions for one specific client.
Leave the name blank to view interactions across all clients.
3. Filter by Date Range
Enter a start and end date (e.g., May 1 → May 28) to narrow your search.
This helps isolate interactions that occurred during a specific period.
4. Choose an Interaction Type
| Type of Interaction | Description |
|---|---|
| Breakage | Logged when something is broken in the client’s home or when an item is being replaced. |
| Collection | Logged when an invoice or payment is sent to collections due to non-payment. |
| Complaint | Logged when a customer has a complaint. |
| Complement | Logged when the customer gives a compliment. |
| Conversation | Logged when you have a notable conversation with the customer — long-term schedule change, cleaner issue, or anything worth keeping long-term (positive or negative). |
| Crew Notes Added | Logged when technicians add a note. |
| Crew Note Change | Logged when office staff edits or updates the cleaners’ notes. |
| Customer Review | Logged when the customer leaves a review (Google, Facebook, etc.). |
| Lockout | Logged when the team is locked out of the job location. |
| Quality Control | Logged after completing a QC house check, including any notes. |
| Reminder | Logged for appointment reminders (next day, next cleaning, timed, or no-time reminders). |
| Schedule Change | Logged when a job is rescheduled, skipped, or bumped — including reasoning. |
| Skip | Logged when a customer skips a cleaning. |
| Tip | Logged when a customer leaves a tip. |
Click Search to filter the results.
5. Review the Results
View each record’s notes, details, and the client address shown on the right side.
Use this to assess patterns, client issues, or team performance.
Notes / Watch-Outs
Leaving all fields blank will show every interaction in the system.
Filters stack—if nothing shows, double-check that you didn’t combine conflicting filters.
Make sure your team is logging interactions accurately; reports are only as good as the data entered.
Use this tool weekly to catch trends early (recurring complaints, frequent reschedules, etc.).
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