A receptionist that replies the second a guest messages — in English, Spanish, Papiamento or Dutch — books the table, saves the lead, and hands over to your team the moment a human is needed.
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It knows your hours, your menu, your prices and your rules — because we teach it exactly that, nothing generic. Then it does the front-desk job on your website chat and messaging channels, every hour you’re closed and every hour you’re slammed.
“What time do you close?” “Do you have parking?” “Is it kid-friendly?” — answered perfectly, every single time.
It checks, offers a time and confirms — the booking lands in your dashboard like any other.
Quotes, group requests, event inquiries — contact details captured and filed before they go cold.
English, Spanish, Papiamento and Dutch — it answers in whichever language the guest opens with.
Menu, prices, policies, that one dish that always sells out — it answers from what you teach it, not the internet.
Anything sensitive, unusual or big — it alerts your team immediately and stops talking. You take it from there.
Old chatbots follow a script and break the moment a guest types something unexpected. This one actually understands the message — typos, slang, mixed Papiamento and English, all of it.
A reply is nice; a booking is money. Your receptionist is wired into the same platform as your dashboard — so a conversation becomes a reservation, a lead, a real thing on your books.
Refunds, complaints, big group deals — that’s yours. The receptionist is built to recognize when a human should take over, alert your team, and step out of the way. A bot that talks over people costs more than it saves.
Read along live, take over any chat with one click, or just check in the morning to see what got booked overnight. It works beside your orders, bookings and marketing — one workspace, one login.
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The website brings them in, the marketing makes them look — the receptionist makes sure every single one gets an answer.