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What’s new.

What we have added lately, and what we are still building.

Most recent.

The waiting list

Import from your old system

Pro

Your guest list and upcoming bookings come in from a file, with a dry run before anything is saved.

How the move works

Every restaurant on one screen

Enterprise

See every restaurant’s night side by side, with the group’s totals on top.

One waiting list

Pro

Tonight’s walk-ins and guests hoping for a later date share one list, inside the screen your host already uses.

Before that.

What you turned away, and why

Pro

A report of every booking your page could not take, counted by reason.

The guest book

Pro

Every guest’s notes, tags and past visits follow them from one booking to the next.

Allergies reach every plan

A severe allergy shows on the service screen whatever you pay.
What the record holds

Confirmations and no-shows

Pro

Your reminder can ask guests to confirm in one tap, and each no-show is kept on record with its evidence.

Pacing

Pro

Cap the covers arriving in each fifteen minutes, so your page stops offering times the kitchen cannot take.

Where it started.

A restaurant’s own page

Tonight, on one screen

The guestlist, the floor map and the calendar, live on the tablets in your room.

Your own booking page

Your restaurant gets its own booking page, and a Book a table button for the website you already have.

The page and the button

English, French and Arabic

Guests book in their own language instead of calling your host, and Arabic reads right to left.

Coming to Pro, and Olio to Starter.

  • Your booking page on your own web addressWaiting on our domain setup.
  • Reserve with GoogleWaiting on a partner agreement.
  • The plug-in for AI assistantsComing last.
  • Booking by chat with OlioComing last.