Dcwpdeck
A multi-property NYC hotel compliance workspace that versions applicability, licensing, fee-display tests, staffing records, safety-device evidence and training records without claiming those artifacts prove compliance.
The supplied NYC primary-source review records the Safe Hotels Act as live from May 3, 2025 and the hotel junk-fee ban as effective February 22, 2026. Multi-property operators still have to coordinate licensing, booking-flow evidence, attendance records, panic-button evidence and trafficking-training records across different owners and systems. Dcwpdeck creates a property-scoped control register and evidence chain, but each artifact remains bounded: a browser observation is not every consumer journey, a device record is not worker protection, a training record is not competence and a complete folder is not agency acceptance. Current legal applicability and all four referenced interfaces require external verification.
The compliance, legal, operations or risk owner responsible for multiple NYC hotel properties.
The product joins consumer-facing booking evidence with worker and licensing operations while preserving their different authorities.
The supplied primary review confirms a live 2025 act and a February 2026 fee-rule date.
The recent local regime explains timing, but the durable reason existing compliance and hotel systems cannot add the bundle is not established.
The source supplies a dense jurisdiction-specific event, a multi-property operator buyer, primary-source dates and a confirmed gap across the combined evidence areas.
Applicability and detailed control interpretation need qualified review, four interfaces are unverified, observed browser paths cannot prove universal fee display and no structural incumbent copying cost is evidenced.
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