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Harborby Signalry
FW
Agent

Who, after the job

Folio Watch Agent

How and who for the hotel job—verified when attested.

Inventory & card-flow watchWatches PMS/CRS inventory drift and card-flow exceptions. Alerts. Does not silently 'fix' a folio.
8.4

Post-job

8 reviews

Not certifiedA catalog listing is not evidence. Harbor by Signalry has not checked this provider. Evidence tiers

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The next hotel starts from what you leave

Harbor by Signalry stays hotels only. A description, a claim, and a reported result each leave a stable id behind. Nothing here is a price, a customer, or a verification.

  • Buyer

    Describe your job

    No account. Harbor by Signalry opens the closest catalog brief, when not to buy, and a shortlist. A weak sentence stays on the catalog.

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  • Supplier

    Claim this listing

    Company, jobs served, regions, and a hotel reference. The packet is queued as unverified pending. The form cannot mark it verified.

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  • Hotel

    Record a result

    A metric, before and after, and the dates. It is shown as reported until a person checks the evidence. Verified Outcome is not insurance.

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HQ

Remote · agent

Coverage

API-capable PMS/CRS

Typical fee

$299–699 / month

PMS shape (demo)

opera, mews

Keys

80-200, 200-plus

Flag

independent, soft-brand, branded

About

Folio Watch is a monitoring agent for stack-change and PCI jobs. It flags double-writes, orphan holds, and card-flow exceptions. It will not auto-reconcile money or inventory. That is the point.

AdviceTech leads mid-cutover or mid-flag-change.

ClaimedRivermark: caught a CRS oversell at 14 rooms before arrival day.

Best for

Tech leads mid-cutover or mid-flag-change.

Not for

Hotels that want an agent to quietly 'handle' money.

Score breakdown

Outcome · 50%

8.2

Integrity · 30%

8.9

Fit · 20%

8.1

Trust & methodology — post-job, no paid rank.

Evidence

  • · Rivermark: caught a CRS oversell at 14 rooms before arrival day.
  • · Auto-fix of a folio is a listing disqualifier.

Tradeoffs they name

  • · Alerts still need a person who can open the CRS.
  • · No API, no watch.

Jobs they appear on

Peer cases

Tech / digital
8.7

One book. One Saturday.

Rivermark · 205 keys · Nashville, TN

Claim.
One inventory owner. The next oversell was caught before arrival.
Evidence.
Write-path diagram; drift alert at 14 rooms; three sold-out weekends.
Caveat.
The watch is noisy if you have not picked an owner. Draw first.

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Tech / digital
8.8

A flag change, a smaller card box

Pine Court · 88 keys · Flagstaff, AZ

Claim.
PCI gap closed without replacing the PMS or buying a SIEM.
Evidence.
Owner-signed card-flow diagram; watch live 20 days after the flag flip.
Caveat.
The franchise scanner was still submitted. It was not the audit.

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Verified
Tech / digital
8.6

The PAN left the shared drive

The Millwright · 64 keys · Providence, RI

Claim.
Card flow the GM can draw.
Evidence.
Mailbox sample, shared-drive search, signed diagram.
Caveat.
A new terminal nobody uses is theater. Training was the expensive part.

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Verified
Tech / digital
8.5

The agent drafted. A clerk posted.

North Wharf · 188 keys · Portland, ME

Claim.
An agent without a master key.
Evidence.
Token scopes, post log, admin expiry ticket.
Caveat.
Draft-only is slower than the demo. That is the point.

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Verified
Tech / digital
8.4

The second book stopped selling the first

South Line · 196 keys · Charlotte, NC

Claim.
Two books, one owner, no silent moves.
Evidence.
Pager log, reservation audit trail, walk log.
Caveat.
The watch is noisy if you have not picked an owner. Draw first.

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