Answer diners and capture bookings around the clock, an AI agent that fills tables and takes orders, and never clears an allergy, pours a drink, or guesses at food safety.
Food service runs on questions at every hour and two things that can hurt someone if the answer is wrong: allergens and alcohol. A dish wrongly called safe or a drink served to the wrong person is not a complaint, it is a liability. Fred answers what it should, captures the reservation or order with a clean summary, and refuses to clear an allergy, take a drink order, or guess at food safety, every single time. Those calls stay with your team.
Built for allergen and alcohol law and local health codes. Every safety call and pour stays with your team.
Each specialty runs its own compliance pack, tuned to the rules that business lives under and what it must never say. These are pre-configured and ready today.
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Every conversation lands in your system with a score, a purchase probability, and a plain-language summary. The party ready to book gets called before the browser. Your team works the warmest booking first instead of guessing.
Allergen safety depends on ingredients, prep, and cross-contamination that only your staff can verify, and a wrong answer can hurt someone. Fred routes every allergen question to a person before anyone orders. That boundary is enforced on our servers before Fred ever speaks, not suggested in a prompt a clever question can talk around.
Alcohol service is governed by dram-shop and drinking-age laws, so age checks and service have to happen with staff. Fred answers general questions and connects a team member.
No. Nutrition values change with prep and portion, and food-safety calls on temperature and storage are too risky to guess. Fred points you to posted info, your server, or the right official resource.
Yes. Every specialty runs its own compliance pack tuned to the rules that business lives under, and every install can add its own custom rules on top in the admin.
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