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# Manual Task Allocation
**Manual Task Allocation** is a feature in the Housekeeping module that allows supervisors or administrators to manually assign room cleaning tasks to housekeeping staff. Using this option, you can select a task type, choose the staff member responsible for the task, search for rooms, and assign the task accordingly.
## Steps for Manual Task Allocation
Step 1: Login to the application and go to the **Housekeeping** main menu.
1. Click on **Room Cleaning**.
2. Select **Manual Task Allocation** from the sub menu.
* You will now see the **Manual Task Allocation** screen.
Step 2: Click on the **Task** dropdown field.
1. Choose the required task from the available options.
* The selected task will be displayed on the screen.
Step 3: Click on the **Assign Person** field.
1. Select the housekeeping staff member to whom the task should be assigned.
* Make sure the correct staff member is selected before proceeding.
Step 4: After selecting the task and assign person, click on the **Search** button.
1. The system will display the list of available rooms based on the selected criteria.
Step 5: Select the room(s) from the displayed list.
1. Verify the task details and assigned staff member.
* Ensure all information is correct before saving.
Step 6: Click on the **Save** button.
* The task will now be successfully assigned to the selected housekeeping staff member.
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