Reservation agent
Answers every call, checks real availability against your booking system, takes the reservation with covers, timing and special requests, and confirms over WhatsApp. Handles the waitlist when you are full.
Hospitality & F&B
Your front desk is answering the phone while a guest waits to check in. Your host is taking a booking while a table waits to be seated. The call is worth less than the person in front of them — but it is the one that rings.
The day-to-day
Where the money goes
The busiest hour on the floor is the busiest hour on the phone. Staffing for that peak is uneconomic, so the calls are simply lost — and a lost reservation call is a lost cover, not a deferred one.
Most no-shows are people who forgot or whose plans changed and had no easy way to say so. A confirmation the day before, with one-tap cancel, converts a no-show into a table you can resell.
When the phone, the website and the WhatsApp line each hold part of the picture, the floor plan is never right and someone eventually gets turned away from a table you were holding for nobody.
Nobody rushing to answer line two remembers to mention the tasting menu, the terrace or the birthday package. An agent does it every time, without being pushy about it.
What we would build
Answers every call, checks real availability against your booking system, takes the reservation with covers, timing and special requests, and confirms over WhatsApp. Handles the waitlist when you are full.
Answers the repetitive questions from your actual information — hours, parking, allergens, dress code, directions — in the guest's language, day or night.
Automatic day-before confirmation with a one-tap cancel, and an immediate offer of the freed slot to the waitlist when someone drops.
Captures date, party size, budget and occasion for large bookings and private hire, then routes a properly qualified enquiry to your events team instead of a voicemail.
What we design around
These are the things that make a generic build fail here. We treat them as hard requirements from day one, not as issues discovered in testing.
We treat allergen questions as a hard escalation by default. An agent may state what is on your published allergen matrix; anything beyond that goes to a person. This is a deliberate design decision, not a limitation.
If your PMS or reservation platform does not expose real-time availability, no agent can promise a table honestly. We check this before quoting, not after.
A fine-dining room and a family restaurant should not sound the same. Voice, pacing and formality are configured per venue and signed off by you before go-live.
A realistic first quarter
Indicative, and it changes with your systems — but this is the shape, and the ordering is deliberate: lowest risk first, so the evidence arrives before the exposure does.
Sit with the reservation line at peak. Map every channel a booking can arrive through and where they diverge.
Build the FAQ and confirmation flows first — lowest risk, immediate reduction in call volume.
Add live reservation taking against your booking system. Run it in parallel with staff before switching over.
Consolidate the other channels into one pipeline and turn on waitlist recovery.
How we would engage
Build it
Voice and chat agents that answer every call, qualify the enquiry, take the booking and write it into the systems you already use — in English and Arabic, around the clock. Amira, running live for a Dubai client, is one of ours.
Read moreGrow the pipeline
Most businesses do not have a lead problem, they have a follow-up problem. We build the capture, qualification and nurture system — with AI doing the repetitive work — so nothing you have already paid to attract goes cold.
Read moreFAQ
Yes. Real reservation calls are messy — party sizes change, dates move, people ask about the terrace mid-booking. We test specifically against that, using recordings of your own calls rather than clean scripted ones.
If your booking system holds guest history, the agent uses it — greeting them by name and knowing their usual table. If it does not, that is a data problem worth fixing first, and we will say so.
It removes the calls they should not be taking so they can do the work only a person can. Most of our hospitality clients redeploy rather than reduce, because the constraint was never headcount, it was attention at peak.
Yes, with per-venue menus, hours, tone and availability. Group operators get the most value here because the build amortises across sites.
Bring us a month of call logs or enquiry data and we will tell you, specifically, where it is leaking and what it is worth fixing.
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