For venues where the food is part of the night
Not built yet. RestaurantKit lands with launch, and this page is here so you know where it is going. If you run a bar next to something else, this is the part that stops it being a second system.
They move
- A two and a four
- A two and a four become a six.
- Two sixes
- Two sixes become a twelve for the party that booked last week and is now eleven people.
- What availability sees
- Availability has to understand that a table is something you can combine, not a fixed number of seats.
Not everything runs to a timetable
A session starts at seven and ends at eight. A table turns when the people at it leave, and you are estimating rather than scheduling.
Walk-ins and bookings compete for the same floor all night, which is a different problem to filling a session and one most experience booking software has never had to solve.
They did the experience and then they ate
If the bookings and the restaurant are two systems, that is two unconnected transactions and you never find out what the visit was worth.
One account makes it one night. What they spent, where, and whether the people who eat afterwards come back more often than the ones who do not.
Nothing extra
RestaurantKit is inside the same price as everything else. If you already run Venue Harmony, turning it on when it arrives does not change your bill.