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One shared inbox brings together WhatsApp, SMS, and web chat so staff can follow every guest thread in one place and take over with context when the AI escalates a conversation.
Viqal automates hotel guest conversations on WhatsApp, SMS, RCS and web chat, helping teams answer questions, run campaigns and handle requests with PMS context.
Viqal is a hotel guest messaging platform built around an AI Operator that handles conversations on WhatsApp, SMS, RCS, and web chat. It is designed to answer routine questions, route exceptions to staff, and take PMS actions such as updating reservations or posting charges to folios.
The product is aimed at hotel teams that want to automate repetitive guest communication without replacing their existing stack. Viqal positions itself as a layer between the PMS and guest channels, with unlimited messages and user seats on its paid plans, and with onboarding and PMS connection included in the subscription.
One shared inbox brings together WhatsApp, SMS, and web chat so staff can follow every guest thread in one place and take over with context when the AI escalates a conversation.
The AI Operator handles repetitive guest questions, detects intent, and can answer on supported channels before handing off to staff when needed.
Viqal can trigger WhatsApp campaigns from stay timeline events or PMS events, such as booking confirmation, so messages go out at the point in the guest journey that matters.
Guests can receive and confirm offers such as late checkout, spa bookings, upgrades, and F&B requests inside the conversation, with the resulting charge tracked back to the stay.
The platform connects to PMS systems and booking stack components, reads live reservation and guest data, and writes back actions such as reservation updates and folio charges.
The pricing and integration pages describe support for unlimited messages, unlimited seats, and EU-hosted data with GDPR-aligned handling.
A front-desk or guest-relations team uses Viqal to answer repetitive questions such as check-in time, breakfast, parking, or Wi‑Fi, letting the AI handle routine replies and only escalating exceptions to staff.
Operations teams can send messages at moments such as booking confirmation or arrival, using stay-timeline or PMS triggers to reach opted-in guests through WhatsApp campaigns.
Revenue or hospitality teams can surface offers like late checkout, spa visits, room upgrades, and F&B add-ons directly in the conversation and post confirmed charges back to the folio.
Hotels with existing systems can connect Viqal to a PMS so reservation updates, guest details, room status, and folio charges move between systems without a separate rebuild.
Properties without a PMS integration can still collect and manage guest communication by uploading reservations via CSV or forwarding booking emails into the Viqal inbox.
Viqal prices its plans by room count, with unlimited messages and unlimited user seats on every plan. The pricing page shows Messaging starting from €99/month and Automation starting from €149/month, both billed monthly excluding VAT.
No. The pricing page states that onboarding, PMS connection, WhatsApp Business setup, and AI tuning are included at no additional cost, and there are no setup or hidden fees.
Yes. The integrations page says Viqal can work without PMS integration if you upload guests and reservations by CSV or forward booking confirmation emails to an automated inbox that imports them.
Viqal posts confirmed upsells back to the PMS as folio charges with the item code and price. The integrations page says the night audit treats it like a front-desk charge.
For supported PMS connections, setup is described as taking less than an hour. If a PMS is not listed, Viqal says it can build a new integration, with timing depending on the PMS provider's responsiveness.