Airbnb Setup & Optimisation Course
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Communication 3: OwnerRez - Channel Message - Check-in Messages

Channel Messaging Templates.

In short

A smooth arrival usually takes two messages: a check-in details message the day before arrival with the address, map link and access instructions, and a short reminder on arrival day. Both should point guests to the house manual, amenity instructions and key house rules. In OwnerRez, a channel template and trigger send the main message automatically, with access details pulled from a custom field for each property.

What this lesson covers

  • Why arrival messages matter
  • How the two messages work together
  • Choosing when to send check-in details
  • An arrival from the guest’s side (an example)
  • Copy our templates
  • Check-in Details – channel message
  • Reminder Check-in Instructions – channel message
  • What each message covers, and why
  • What guests see vs what you see
  • The team check before access details go out
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Questions people ask

When should I send Airbnb check-in instructions?

Many hosts send them the day before arrival, which is close enough to be relevant but early enough for guests to plan their trip.

What should an Airbnb check-in message include?

The arrival date, property address and map link, how to access the keys, and links to the house manual, Wi-Fi and amenity instructions.

Should I send a reminder on the day of check-in?

A short arrival-day reminder helps guests who missed the earlier message and is a good moment to restate the access details and key rules.

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