A 5-door keycard access pilot for GoldCat. Front desk issues access, rooms open by card, and management gets clear room-use records.
If a room can be used without a recorded session, money can disappear quietly. This pilot fixes that by making room access controlled instead of informal.
The room should only open when the session is meant to happen.
GoldCat does not need a huge hotel system. It needs a practical setup that controls access, leaves records, and can be expanded later.
| Access Point | Front desk or approved management issues the room card. | Included |
| Room Control | Each pilot room gets a keycard lock so rooms do not open casually. | Included |
| Record Keeping | GoldCat gets card issuance and room-use records for review. | Included |
| Recommended | Start with 5 doors, prove the process works, then expand only if GoldCat wants more. | Recommended |
Simple goal.
Controlled rooms. Clear records.
Reception becomes the control point. No card, no room access.
Each pilot room gets a keycard lock for physical control.
GoldCat gets simple access records for review.
The team is trained, the system is tested, and the pilot goes live cleanly.
A short rollout focused on getting the pilot live without extra complexity.
Start with five doors. If the process works well for GoldCat, more rooms can be added later.