AI agent by industry
The dinner rush is exactly when reservations come in, and exactly when nobody can pick up the phone.
The real problem, not the generic one.
In a restaurant, a message left unanswered for ten minutes is a table that went somewhere else. The problem is that the person who would answer is busy serving. The agent handles reservations, menu questions and orders, and frees up the floor.
The same five questions, answered instantly.
So your team only talks to the people worth talking to.
The part nobody shows in a demo.
No made-up numbers.
The floor stops losing tables because nobody answered. Reservations come in on their own, with complete information, and land in the same system the host already uses. Large groups get escalated to a person, which is where judgment is actually needed.
What's specific to this industry.
In the diagnostic, we structure the menu with current prices and the allergen information the kitchen can declare in writing, and we define real table availability by time slot. An agent running on a PDF menu is useless.
The four setup phases and timelines are on the AI agency page; the method applied across the whole sales function is in our method.
What people ask before hiring us.
Yes, if the restaurant has a structured menu. The agent builds the order, confirms the address and payment method, and sends it to whatever channel the kitchen uses. This is where a properly built menu, not a scanned PDF, makes the difference.
Only with the information the kitchen has declared in writing, dish by dish. Where there's no verified data, the agent says so and escalates. Improvising on an allergy is one of the worst things an automated system can do.
Yes, and it's the natural combination. If the restaurant already has a digital menu it can manage, the agent always answers with the current menu and prices, and nobody has to update them in two places.
Yes. It asks for the area, offers the right location and handles the reservation on that location's calendar, with its own availability and its own menu if they differ.
Same agent, different rules.
The next step
In the diagnostic, we find out whether an AI agent is what your operation needs right now, or whether something else needs fixing first. If it's the latter, we tell you.