What’s new?

Track PMS is now available as a direct integration with Minut.

It works the same way as our other PMS integrations, allowing you to sync reservation data into Minut and automate monitoring based on guest stays.

This gives Track users the same streamlined setup and automated workflows as other supported PMS platforms, with less manual coordination between systems.

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Repeating tasks are now available in the Minut mobile app.

You can create and manage recurring tasks directly from your Minut app, making it easier to stay on top of routine work while on the move.

Whether you’re scheduling regular inspections or maintenance checks, you now have the same flexibility on mobile as on desktop.

Presence Detection settings have moved to Monitoring Settings and now apply across your entire portfolio.

You no longer need to enable alerts unit by unit. Changes made to Presence Detection settings are applied across your entire portfolio, saving time and ensuring consistency. Each use case now has its own toggle, giving you control over which events trigger alerts.

New: early checkout notification added

If motion is detected after 6 a.m. on the checkout day, followed by two hours of no activity, you’ll receive a notification that the guest may have already left.

This gives you earlier visibility into potential departures, helping you coordinate cleaning and turnover more efficiently.

You can now send images through SMS/MMS, in addition to WhatsApp (released 19 Jan) and Airbnb.

Repeating tasks are now available in the web app.

You can create recurring maintenance tasks and schedule them at your chosen cadence, such as weekly, monthly, or quarterly. Tasks are generated automatically across your selected units, and updates to the repeating task apply to all future scheduled instances.

Templates are available for common tasks like smoke alarm checks, lock battery changes, AC filter cleaning, and deep cleans. You can also create custom repeating tasks to match your operations.

This helps ensure routine maintenance stays on track across your portfolio.

Autopilot now has a slightly longer delay so it is better at recognizing when you’ve already responded to a guest.

It will no longer step in with a duplicate answer if you’ve handled the question manually.

Minut is now available in Japanese.

You can change your language under Account → Language. On mobile, you may also need to update your device’s system language.

Guest phone numbers are now imported through the Airbnb integration.

Minut now imports guest phone numbers through the Airbnb integration, so Minut can reach guests via SMS, Autocall, and Call Assist when noise goes above your set threshold.

With an Airbnb integration, the default channel for noise text alerts is the Airbnb inbox. You can switch this to SMS (or send via both) in your Airbnb integration settings.

You can send and receive images directly within the Inbox.

Add images to your Knowledge Base, such as maps or entrance photos. Autopilot can include these images in guest replies when relevant.

Clear visual communication helps resolve issues faster and reduces back-and-forth.

Image sending is currently available via Airbnb only. Coming to other channels soon.

Checklists can now be added to tasks and task templates.

You can track progress as items are completed, giving clearer visibility into how much of a task has been done.

This helps ensure important steps aren’t missed and improves consistency across teams.