How do I…?

Press the booking on its table and drag it onto the new one. The free table lights up green as you hover it; let go and the party moves. Every other screen in the restaurant updates at the same moment.

The floor editor: pick the table, change its room, it reappears there

Drag onto an occupied table → the ⇄ swap, both parties exchange

Combine tables; the pink halo and the covers badge appear

Shapes, any angle 0–359°, chairs, a booth, decor — the bar and the pillar

The table-type palette, and why the shape matters for seating

Close a room to a date; it reopens itself, nothing is overwritten

Take a single table offline; auto-assign stops using it, staff still can

Fill order, drawn as arrows across your own plan

Auto-assign a whole day; watch it propose two tables for a five-top

Choose Whole day in the service picker. Every table splits in two: lunch on the left, dinner on the right, so you can see at a glance which tables turn twice. Pick Lunch or Dinner to see one service at a time.

The black live ring, and what the three tile colours mean

Room groups above areas — the veranda and the terrace as one

Placing rooms relative to each other for the whole-house view

The mode menu explaining what each hides and shows

Arrived + seat, from the list and from the floor

The late counter, "35 min late", and the options

Where it goes, and where it shows up on the guest afterwards

Walk-in sheet → free table → seated, in a few taps

Adding a party with no table, then seating them when one frees

Covers per service, the rooms, the load bars, the weather

The large-party lookahead and its threshold

Search by name, by phone, or just type a date

A guest says it on the phone, you find them instantly

Finishing tables, what the end of a night looks like

Plan, List, Timeline — and who each one is for

Tap New reservation. The day you are looking at is already set: pick the time and the number of guests, type the first letters of the guest's name or phone and choose them from the list, then tap Book. A table is picked for them straight away, and you can move it later.

The two forms, and that each device remembers its own

Reservation tags and what they do on the night

Kept separate from notes, and why that matters

The hold length, default and per-booking

Reschedule, and what the guest is told

Party size up, and what happens if the table no longer fits

Staff cancel vs the guest cancelling themselves

Picking a far date, and the large-party lookahead

The source badge — widget, WhatsApp, phone, walk-in

History, visits, last visit, no-shows on the guest card

The shared tag vocabulary, colours and icons

Duplicate detection, and "not a duplicate" sticking

The export, in one action

Erasure, and what survives (and why)

The guest insights view

Copy the snippet, paste it, it appears

Theme Studio: colour, rounding, density, live preview

The whole booking flow from the diner's side

What lands, the calendar file, the short code

The manage link — modify and cancel without ringing you

Reconfirmation going out and the answers landing live

The widget switching language

The whole conversation, ending in a table in your book

"What we tell callers" — parking, terrace, high chairs

An unset fact → "let me get someone", not a wrong "no"

Modify and cancel through the agent

The voice agent taking a booking end to end

Services per weekday, lunch and dinner windows

Closures, special hours and one-off added services

Turn-time per party size

Lead time, max party, cut-offs, what the widget may offer

Users and roles: Owner, Manager, Staff

What it protects and when it is asked for

Import: preview, map columns, resolve duplicates, commit

Address, phone, the language you answer in

API keys, scopes, shown once, revocable

The feedback flow and where the answers land

the refusal always says why

The written answer is on its way.

The written answer is on its way.

The written answer is on its way.

The written answer is on its way.

The written answer is on its way.