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# Guest Search
Steps to search a Guest in house/checked out
Guest Search – enables front office and back-end users to locate guest-related records quickly using multiple identifiers, ensuring efficient service delivery and accurate information retrieval.
The Guest Search option will, by default, show the current In-House Guest List. The Guest Search option will also list the expected guest list, the checked-out guest list, and the list of no-show guests. By default, the list shows for 7 days and can be changed to any no of days up to 999 Days.
### **Steps to Search Guest**
1. Go to Front Desk Main Menu.
2. Click on Front Desk > Guest Search.
3. Once the user clicks on Guest Search, the WinCloud displays the list of guests currently staying by default.
4. The user can search for the Guest based on requirements like checked out, expected guest, No Show, or Cancellation.
**Example: The Expected Guest list check box is checked**
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