Reservation Management

Staff Reservation Comments

Shared memory for the whole team.

The best hosts remember details about every regular. Most of us don't. And when a shift changes and a new host takes over, that memory is gone — unless it's written down where everyone can see.

Staff comments let anyone on the team drop a note on a reservation: 'VIP, allergic to nuts', 'celebrating anniversary, flowers ready', 'last time arrived 40 min late'. Notes are visible to every staff member who opens the reservation — host, manager, waiter, owner.

For regulars, notes build up over visits into a useful profile: preferred table, usual wine, kids' names, whether they tip well. For problem bookings, they flag risks: no-shows, chronic latecomers, complicated orders.

This is how small restaurants punch above their weight on guest experience — not with fancy CRM, just with shared memory that doesn't disappear when the host goes home.

Key benefits

1

Nothing gets forgotten

Allergies, birthdays, preferred tables — written once, seen by everyone.

2

Regulars feel recognized

New host knows what the regular likes without asking — builds loyalty fast.

3

Warning flags travel

Problem guests, chronic no-shows, late arrivers — the team knows before the next booking.

4

Shift handovers made easy

Evening host reads the notes, picks up where the lunch host left off.

5

No extra CRM needed

Notes live with the booking — no separate system to keep in sync.

How it works

  1. 01

    Open any reservation

    Tap a booking on the floor plan or in the list.

  2. 02

    Add a comment

    Type the note — allergy, preference, warning, whatever matters.

  3. 03

    Save — everyone sees it

    Live sync pushes the note to every device the team uses.

  4. 04

    Read before service

    Pre-service briefing: scan comments on tonight's bookings to prep.

  5. 05

    Build guest history

    Notes accumulate across visits for each guest — a working memory of your regulars.

Give your team a shared memory

Leave notes on any reservation — everyone sees them instantly.

See it in action