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    Table QR & Pre-order

    In Core

    Twenty guests, twenty orders and one emailed spreadsheet?

    Group pre-orders go out with the booking confirmation and land with the kitchen, and your QR code menu lets guests filter by allergen at the table.

    Included in Core at £399 a month.

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    What it does

    What if the big table had ordered before they arrived?

    • Pre-order with the booking

      The link goes out in the confirmation email, with a row for every guest.

      No chasing choices by phone.

    • A main for everyone

      Each guest picks a main before the pre-order goes in, and special requests are noted on the booking.

      Nobody is left out on the night.

    • The kitchen knows first

      Send the day’s pre-orders to the kitchen screen in one tap, see a count of every dish, or print a chit from the booking.

      Prep matches what’s coming.

    • A QR menu at the table

      Your menu on a QR code, made for phones, with filters so guests can see what suits their allergies.

      Fewer menus to reprint and fewer questions at the pass.

    Friday, 12.30pm

    How long does one big table take to organise?

    Every group means a spreadsheet of choices, emails back and forth and a guest who never replied. On the night the kitchen is guessing, and the printed menus are out of date the moment a dish changes.

    What it replaces

    • Pre-order spreadsheets for big tables
    • Emails chasing guests for their choices
    • Printed menus for every table
    A chef pulling order tickets from the rail at the pass

    Big tables arrive with the kitchen ready, and guests choose with their allergies in view.

    The honest answer

    “Will guests actually fill it in?”

    Some won’t, and that’s fine. The link arrives with the confirmation, where guests already are, and the kitchen still starts the night knowing most of what a big table wants instead of sixteen orders landing on the pass at once.

    See a group pre-order from booking to pass.

    Twenty minutes with someone who has worked a floor.