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Your page and your button

Where your booking page lives, how to open and share it, and how to put a booking button on your own website.

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Your booking page, as a guest sees it.

Where your page lives

Your restaurant has a booking page of its own, at an address made from the page address you chose at sign-up: your-restaurant.resolio.app. For a restaurant that signed up in French or Arabic, the address ends in /fr or /ar.

The same page also opens at resolio.app/en/your-restaurant, with the restaurant’s language in place of en. The link in the office’s restaurant menu uses this form.

On Pro and Enterprise, your page can also live at an address your restaurant owns: your own domain.

Open it from the office

Press your restaurant’s name at the foot of the side menu, then View public page. Your page opens in a new tab, and the office stays where it was.

Until your plan is first activated, that row reads Public page — not up yet instead: there is no page to open yet.

Share the link

Your page › Button shows your page’s address under Your page, with Copy and Open it. Put it wherever a guest might find it: your social profiles, your menu, your emails.

A button on your website

Below the address, Your button holds two lines of code. Copy them, and paste them where the button should appear on your website. The button opens your booking form over your site; until its script loads, it is a plain link to your page.

To try it, and to choose which websites may show it, see your button.

Good to know

  • Before your plan is first activated, the address shows only this: This booking page isn’t here.
  • A paused page still opens, with a note that it is not taking bookings, and your guests’ own links to their bookings keep working.
  • The last screen of the sign-up gave you the same two things, under Your page and Your button.