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    Receptionist

    In Pro

    The phone’s ringing and everyone’s on the floor. Who picks up?

    Receptionist answers your restaurant phone in your venue’s name, checks availability and takes or changes the booking, so no call goes unanswered in service.

    Callers speak to an automated receptionist, not a member of your team. It’s an add-on: ask us about it on your demo.

    Included in Pro at £649 a month, or £199 a month as an add-on.

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    What it does

    What happens when nobody can get to the phone?

    • Answered in your name

      Every call is greeted as your venue, not a ring-out or a voicemail.

      Callers don’t hang up and book elsewhere.

    • Bookings straight in the diary

      It checks availability while the caller is on the line, then books, changes or cancels.

      No notes to type up after service.

    • A person when it matters

      When a caller needs someone, it puts the call through, or takes a message for you.

      The tricky calls still reach your team.

    • Step in live

      Listen in to a call and take it over yourself if you need to.

      You stay in charge of every conversation.

    Saturday, 7.45pm

    What does a missed call cost on a Saturday?

    A call that rings out during service is often a table booked somewhere else. An answering service costs money every month and still can’t see your diary, so someone calls everyone back the next morning.

    What it replaces

    • A call answering service
    • Missed calls during service
    • Booking notes on scraps of paper
    A man on his phone in the doorway of a small bar, a chalkboard offer at his feet

    The phone gets answered on a full Saturday, and your host stays on the door.

    The honest answer

    “Can I switch it on this weekend?”

    Not straight away. We connect the phone line venue by venue. Ask us about it on your demo and we’ll tell you honestly where it’s at for yours.

    Ask us where Receptionist is at for your venue.

    Twenty minutes with someone who has worked a floor.