Bookings, orders and menu questions
Table bookings, order checks and menu or allergen questions repeat all day, and they peak at the exact hour the floor and kitchen are busiest.
Leave one workflow and your number. The AI identifies itself, asks a few focused questions and prepares a structured brief.
Bookings, pickup questions and menu calls peak when your team is busiest. DRING answers every call, so the floor and the kitchen keep working.
Bookings, order checks and menu questions all land on one line, usually in the busiest hour of the day.
Table bookings, order checks and menu or allergen questions repeat all day, and they peak at the exact hour the floor and kitchen are busiest.
A small front-of-house team already running the floor cannot hold the phone at peak without leaving a caller on hold or missing a booking.
The agent books the table, answers the order and menu question and makes the reminder calls before service, so the counter phone stays quiet during the rush.
How the agent takes each one while your team stays on the floor.
The agent checks the reservation book, offers 9:15 tonight or Saturday at 7, and books the one the guest picks.
The agent checks the kitchen queue and gives a pickup time on the spot, without putting the caller on hold to ask the floor.
Hours, address and parking come from what you gave it, so every caller hears the same answer.
It notes the order and what went wrong, and passes both to the manager on duty. Any refund or gesture is your team's call.
The same four steps run whether the caller wants a table, an order update or a menu answer.
At any hour, mid-rush included, the agent answers at once with the restaurant's name.
A table, an order status, a pickup time or a menu and allergen question, each with its own flow from there.
A table is held, an order status is read from the kitchen queue, or a menu answer is read from the menu on file.
A booking gets a confirmation. A complaint, or an allergen the menu does not list, goes to a person with the context attached.
The guest books and asks about an allergen in the same call. The agent answers what the menu lists and says plainly what it does not.
The table is booked either way. The open question goes to a person, with the guest's name and number attached.
Each one takes a single kind of call, from the first booking to the reminder before service.
Books, changes and cancels a table on the call, straight into your reservation system.
Answers "is my order ready" from the kitchen queue and gives a pickup or delivery time.
Answers from the menu on file, and hands over any ingredient the menu does not list.
Calls tonight's bookings ahead of service to confirm each table is still needed.
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Earlier in the day, while the floor is quiet, the agent works through tonight's bookings.
The agent takes the day's bookings from your reservation system.
It confirms the time and party size and asks whether anything has changed.
A cancellation frees the table. A change in party size goes to the floor manager.
Tables: your reservation system, updated on the call.
Order status and pickup or delivery time: the kitchen queue.
Menu and allergens: the menu on file, and nothing else.
Hours, address and parking: the details you gave it.
Guess at an allergen or ingredient that is not listed on the menu, it says so and hands over instead.
Resolve a complaint about food quality or a wrong order without a person.
Negotiate price, discounts or private catering terms.
Act on information it was not given. It hands over rather than improvising.
Figures from all DRING deployments, across sectors.
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Pre-service calls follow the calling windows and do-not-call lists set in Reach.
A complaint, an allergen the menu does not list or a private catering request reaches your team with the call context attached.
Yes, it checks availability and books, changes or cancels the reservation on the call.
Yes, it reads the order status from the kitchen queue and gives a pickup or delivery estimate.
Your menu with allergen information, your opening hours, access to your reservation system and a number for handovers.
Yes. You choose whether the agent passes the call to the floor live or takes a callback request for after the rush.
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The agent answers only from what the menu says. If the information is not there, it says so, books the table if asked and passes the question to your kitchen.
Yes. The reminder calls go out earlier in the day and confirm each table is still needed. A cancellation frees the table in your book.