Bookings, orders and suppliers without the late-night admin.

Restaurants, hotels and hospitality groups run on bookings, stock and suppliers, managed by people who are also running a service. Agents can take the admin. Managers keep the decisions.

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What we see

What we see in hospitality.

Bookings handled between services

Requests by phone, email and social media, answered late or not at all.

Ordering from memory

Supplier orders placed at the end of a shift from a count in someone's head.

Head office without a clear picture

Each site reports differently, so the group sees the numbers late and in different shapes.

Controls

The controls that matter here.

Agreed before anything is built, and written into the contract.

  • Manager approval on ordersNo supplier order is sent without a named manager approving it.
  • Spend limits per siteSet by the group, enforced by the system.
  • Booking rules you setTable sizes, timings, deposits and exceptions, all defined by you.
  • Guest data handled locallyStored in your own systems and never used to train anything.
  • Clear handover to staffAnything the assistant cannot handle goes to a person, with the context attached.
  • Audit trailEvery booking, order and change logged.
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