Quick Answer#
A Clean Report is the record Clean Report generates for a single turnover. It combines the cleaner's completed checklist, any flagged items, a note from the cleaner if applicable, and the photos submitted — all in one place the owner can review.
What's Included#
- A readiness status — whether the property is ready, still in progress, or not ready, based on what was reported.
- A completed checklist — every room and task the cleaner worked through, with any flagged items highlighted.
- Photos — everything the cleaner submitted for that turnover.
- A note from the cleaner, if they left one.
- Who cleaned and when — the cleaner's name and when the report was submitted.
How Clean Report Handles This#
Every turnover produces its own Clean Report, tied to the property and visible in that property's turnover history. This means an owner can review a single turnover in isolation, or look back across several to see whether documentation has been consistent.
Frequently Asked Questions#
Is a Clean Report the same as an inspection? Not exactly. A Clean Report documents what the cleaner did and observed; it isn't a separate, independent inspection performed by someone else.
Who can see a Clean Report? The property owner can view it from the property's dashboard. The cleaner who completed it also has access through the same link used to submit it.