A situation to work through
The report shows the date, cleaned areas and approved photos, plus a note that a locked room was not serviced. It avoids presenting the whole building as complete.
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What to include in a cleaning client report
Give the customer a concise record of the visit, reviewed work and exceptions. Internal notes and private staff information do not belong in the shared report.
Work through the decision
Select the reviewed tasks and customer-appropriate photos. State any excluded or incomplete area plainly, then check the report as the customer will see it. Publish only after the supervisor's review and retain the connection to the visit.
Before you hand over the result
Review the actual report before sharing it. A submitted crew note is not automatically an approved customer-facing statement.
Your working worksheet
Download the text file and fill it in with your own service details. Keep it with the relevant job record.
- Visit date
- Scope completed
- Approved evidence
- Exception
- Customer action
- Next visit
Check the result
The shared report accurately describes completed scope and tells the customer what action, if any, remains.
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