Use Claude to check Booking.com reservations each day

A small-hotel owner used scheduled Claude tasks in Chrome to review Booking.com bookings and confirm which guests had checked in.

Done with Claude CoworkClaude in Chrome· Intermediate

What they did
A hotel owner in Riga set up daily Cowork runs that opened the Booking.com admin area in Claude in Chrome. The agent looked over reservations and checked guest check-in status. Each scheduled run hit a browser permission prompt, and they asked Claude to investigate.
How it went
The workflow completed, but it still required a manual click on every run to approve the browser prompt. Claude identified the cause and suggested fixes, yet the extension is closed source, so no change was made. The owner also filed a GitHub issue.
Tips
If you use a similar setup, expect to approve the browser permission dialog each time. If the automation breaks, the browser console and extension code can help pinpoint where the approval step is failing.

Try it yourself with Claude Cowork

Help me set up a recurring Claude task in Chrome for my [booking system/admin panel] that opens [site], checks [upcoming reservations], and verifies [guest check-ins]. First, show me the planned steps and wait for my approval before any action that would send a message, change a booking, delete data, or submit anything. After it runs, give me a short summary of what you found and flag anything unusual.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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