The Indian Beach turnover week
Everything on this stretch of beach runs on a weekly changeover. Guests out in the morning, cleaners through the middle of the day, next guests in by afternoon, and no slack anywhere in it. From Memorial Day to Labor Day that repeats for every house you touch, and the failure mode is always the same: a cleaner not confirmed, a linen delivery missed, a family standing at a door at six o'clock without a code. Then the season ends and the pattern flips — long stretches with nobody in the houses, and a different list of things that have to be checked on a schedule instead of a booking. Automation has to handle both shapes. One sequence keyed to arrivals and departures for the summer, another keyed to the calendar itself for the months when the island is mostly empty.