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Wranx
Hospitality & Travel

The guest sees one standard.
They never see the rota.

Whether a guest was served by the person who has been here nine years or the one who started on Tuesday, they expect the same answer. Wranx is how the answer stays the same.

89%

Knowledge improvement

56%

Fewer misinformed users

350

Crew trained before a maiden voyage

Vrbo and Cunard.

The problem

Why hospitality training is hard to land

Service is delivered by whoever happens to be on. Training has to reach all of them, not just the ones who could make the session.

Nobody is ever all in the room

Split shifts, night crews, a property that never closes. Any format that assumes everyone can attend the same session at the same time is already failing most of your team.

Peak arrives all at once

Seasonal intakes mean a large group who need to be operational fast, joining people who have done it for years and don’t need the same refresher.

Standards travel badly

What good looks like is clear at head office and gets progressively fuzzier the further you get from it — across properties, ships, franchises and contact centres.

What we do about it

Wranx in Hospitality & Travel

The same engine every sector runs on, pointed at the things that make this one difficult.

Fits in the gaps a shift already has

Two to three minutes on a phone, between covers or before a briefing. No room booking, no cover required, no lost service hours.

Holds through the quiet season

Spaced repetition means the standards someone learned in March are still there when the season restarts, instead of being retaught every year.

The complaint, before it happens

Voice Coach runs the difficult guest out loud — the upgrade that isn’t available, the allergy question, the complaint at 11pm — and scores how it was handled.

Confidence, measured honestly

Certainty-based marking separates a member of staff who knows the policy from one who guessed it right. On a front desk, that difference is the whole job.

New property, new drills, same week

Brand standards, menus and systems become drills from the documents you already have, so an opening isn’t waiting on a training build.

Proof before the doors open

Pre- and post-assessment shows whether a crew is ready for a launch, rather than whether they attended the session about it.

Built around your world

Built around your service, not our platform

The frame around the learning takes on your world — a voyage, a season, a property opening — and every concept gets renamed to match. Learners never meet a piece of platform vocabulary; they see the language they already use at handover.

Other sectors

Where else this runs

The engine is the same everywhere. What changes is the problem it is pointed at.

One standard, however the rota falls

Tell us what a good shift looks like and we’ll show you how we’d drill it.