INSIDE THE RESTAURANT OS
The work behind
a great service.
Explore the floor, the guest, the team and the money. Eight short walkthroughs, built around the workflows in our working restaurant.
Watch the 40-second walkthroughs ↓01 / Reservations & service
A floor that works harder.
Morning optimization, live meal progress, table schedules and waitlist recovery.
The morning optimizer replans eligible bookings around table combinations and service constraints. Protected assignments stay protected.
THE WALKTHROUGH LIBRARY
One workflow.
Forty seconds.
From the first booking to the end-of-day close. Explore the workflows that keep a restaurant moving.
01 / Reservations & service
A floor that works harder.
Morning optimization, live meal progress, table schedules and waitlist recovery.
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- Start with the whole room
The morning optimizer replans eligible bookings around table combinations and service constraints. Protected assignments stay protected.
- Select an occupied table
See elapsed time, party size, bill status and meal progress from POS check items—without leaving the floor.
- Look ahead at a table
Open a table’s schedule to see the next reservation and its planned window alongside the live room.
- Recover an opening
Waitlist review runs in the background. Eligible requests can be confirmed when availability and safeguards allow.
02 / Money & bookkeeping
From bank feed to evidence.
Bank sync, transaction review, receipt matching and a clearer accountant handoff.
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- See the financial picture
Bring sales, expenses, taxes and cash into one owner workspace. Management estimates stay clearly labelled.
- Review bank transactions
Scheduled Plaid sync brings in bank changes. Rules categorize transactions; exceptions stay available for review.
- Keep the receipt with the payment
Scan, upload or discover receipts through connected Google workflows. Originals are preserved; uncertain matches go to review.
- Prepare the handoff
Review GST and PST, supporting evidence and accountant exports. Complete accounting and year-end workflows remain planned.
03 / Guests & relationships
Carry the context into service.
Guest profiles, notes, communications and gift cards in the same workspace.
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- Find the returning guest
Search the guest directory, check visit history and keep the details that help the team offer personal service.
- Open the guest profile
Keep contact details, VIP status and shared staff notes with the guest.
- Receive a text. Reply from the portal.
Customers text the restaurant’s number. Staff read and reply in the shared inbox, alongside missed calls and guest context.
- Look after gift cards
Review purchase history and remaining balances, then apply a gift card to an open bill through the portal.
04 / Team & knowledge
Get everyone ready for service.
Published coverage, employee details, training, policies and benefit claims.
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- Check the day’s coverage
Review the published week by lunch, dinner and role. Coverage gaps are visible before service begins.
- Teach the way you work
Role playbooks, floor knowledge, food and drinks live in the staff guide, with practice tools alongside them.
- Open an employee record
Go from the team directory to an employee’s role, contact details and policy status. Employee records and training live alongside daily operations.
- Manage benefit claims
Eligible staff submit expenses and receipts. Owners review claims and record reimbursement status in one workflow.
05 / Daily operations
Close with fewer loose ends.
Automatic tip-pool calculations, cash register tracking and notes shared between employees.
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- Review cash by service
Track cash sales and cash tips by service. Staff records the actual lunch tips and the totals update; unreviewed tips remain estimated.
- Calculate the tip pool automatically
POS sales, tips, timecards and eligible roles feed the automatic calculation. Kitchen, support and server allocations are calculated automatically.
- Share a note with the team
An employee writes a daily note and shares it with everyone. The next shift sees the author, label and handover alongside other team notes.
- Keep the close connected
Cash, tip reporting, staff hours and bookkeeping share operating context. Native payroll processing is a future capability.
06 / Performance & decisions
Understand what changed.
Covers, guest spend, menu mix and labor in daily, weekly or monthly views.
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- Start with covers
Compare current and previous periods, with lunch and dinner context rather than a sales total alone.
- Look at spend per guest
Follow average revenue per guest over time and compare it with the previous reporting period.
- See the food and drink mix
Track core dishes and drinks, including attachment metrics per hundred plates, to understand changes in service.
- Put labor beside sales
Review lunch and dinner labor as a share of net sales, using estimated hourly wages and reported coverage.
07 / Supporting workflows
The work around the service.
Menu quantity reports, campaign sequences, social artwork and private feedback.
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- Review what was sold
See quantities sold by menu category, item and period.
- Coordinate a guest campaign
Review an audience, a message sequence and delivery activity. Choose the audience and review each message before sending.
- Create a social asset
The social studio lets the team compose branded artwork, adjust text and export an image without leaving the workspace.
- Keep feedback close
Private guest feedback sits beside the guest directory, giving the team another source of context after service.
08 / Owner visibility & roadmap
See the room. Build the context.
Multi-camera viewing today. Event ingestion and owner-reviewed intelligence are planned.
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- See the camera grid
View the bar, dining room, patio and kitchen from one place.
- Take a closer look
Expand a camera, move between channels and return to the grid. Live viewing is available today.
- Connect events to clips · Planned
Planned: connect camera clips and timestamps to operational events.
- Review with context · Planned
Planned: review events, clips and summaries alongside the relevant records.
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