While technology can help your staff perform their check-in duties faster and easier, it cannot replace the human touch that your guests expect and appreciate. That's why you should also train your staff on the soft skills that are essential for delivering a positive and memorable check-in experience. Communication is key; your staff should be able to greet guests warmly, confirm the details of the reservation, explain policies and amenities, and answer any questions or requests. They should use clear and polite language, avoid jargon or slang, and adapt to the tone and style of the guest. Additionally, they should demonstrate empathy by understanding and anticipating the needs and emotions of your guests. Attention to detail is also important; your staff should be able to remember names, preferences, special occasions, or feedback. They should also check for any errors or discrepancies in the reservation or payment information and correct them promptly and politely. Finally, upselling opportunities should be identified and seized in order to increase revenue by offering additional products or services that can enhance your guests' stay. These offers should be presented in a relevant, attractive, and respectful way - not pushy or intrusive.