Hospitality & retail
At seven in the evening your room is full and the phone rings. Every unanswered caller is a table somebody else fills.
Answering during service is impossible, and that is exactly the hour people ring to book.
Questions about opening hours, allergens and parking come back dozens of times a week.
Group enquiries need ten questions you cannot ask from behind the bar.
What the agent does
The agent takes reservations with everything you need: date, time, party size, name, phone number, inside or outside, and specifics such as a high chair or wheelchair access.
Changes and cancellations are processed immediately, so a table does not sit empty because nobody picked up.
Questions about opening hours, allergens, the menu, whether dogs are welcome and parking come verbatim from your own knowledge base.
Group enquiries and private events are fully qualified — party size, date, budget, dietary requirements, private room or not — and sent to your manager.
Guests get an SMS confirmation and reminder, which measurably reduces no-shows.
Nobody has to leave a table to take a booking for three weeks’ time.
Several callers at once is not a problem. Anyone put on hold simply rings the restaurant next door.
An SMS reminder with time and party size is the cheapest protection against empty tables on a full night.
A group enquiry with date, size, budget and dietary needs can be assessed immediately. Without those it is three phone calls.
We list the drawbacks because otherwise you discover them after buying. Each one comes with how we handle it.
Some guests want a person on the line, especially for a special occasion. The agent announces itself as an assistant and transfers when unsure, but that does not replace hospitality.
The agent states only what is in your knowledge base and says the kitchen will confirm when unsure. That is the safe route, but it means keeping that information accurate.
Without an integration to your reservation system the agent books on party sizes and time slots, not specific tables. With tight table planning you want that integration.
With an integration it books against your real availability. Without one it books into a calendar using the capacity rules you set — a maximum number of covers per slot, for example.
Only what you put in the knowledge base; beyond that it refers to the kitchen. It never improvises about ingredients — that boundary is deliberate.
Yes, by SMS or e-mail, at the moment you choose. Guests can change or cancel through the same link, so tables free up in time.
Yes, and 41 other languages. For a tourist location you can enable automatic language detection so a German guest is served in German.
Separate absences, new enquiries and complaints, and route each to the right person.
Book trial sessions, handle membership questions and catch cancellations.
Take ride requests, capture addresses and times, and book straight into the schedule.
Tell us how your phone runs today and we will show you in a demo what the agent does in your situation.