Hospitality and food

Restaurants, stays and venues where the phone rings hardest at the busiest hour. 45 use cases, written for each kind of business on its own.

  1. Tables booked while the host seats the roomInbound
  2. Celiac and allergy questions answered from the menuInbound
  3. Saturday tables confirmed by Friday afternoonOutbound
  4. Lost jackets and phones matched to the nightInbound
  5. Back-room dinners and parties of 15 or moreInbound
How they fit together for restaurants →
  1. "Do you deliver out here?" answered by addressInbound
  2. Friday rush orders taken and read backInbound
  3. "Where's our pizza?" answered from the driver screenInbound
  4. Missing wings and cold pizza made rightInbound
  5. School pizza lunch counts confirmed the day beforeOutbound
How they fit together for pizza and takeout →
  1. Thursday office lunches booked on 48 hours' noticeInbound
  2. Wedding tastings booked with the date and guest countInbound
  3. Halal, vegan and nut-free plates counted one by oneInbound
  4. Final guest counts called in ten days outOutbound
  5. Event-day calls put through to the operations leadInbound
How they fit together for catering →
  1. Direct room bookings with no travel-site commissionInbound
  2. Day-before arrival calls with check-in detailsOutbound
  3. Room calls sent to housekeeping and maintenanceInbound
  4. Wedding and hockey tournament room blocksInbound
  5. Last year's tournament teams called to rebookOutbound
How they fit together for hotels →
  1. Long weekend availability across every cottageInbound
  2. Balance-due calls before the July weekOutbound
  3. Directions and lockbox steps sent the Thursday beforeOutbound
  4. Lockouts and hydro outages sent to the caretakerInbound
  5. Last summer's guests called when the calendar opensOutbound
How they fit together for cottage and vacation rentals →
  1. Sites matched to the rig, the slides and the ampsInbound
  2. Arrival calls with the gate code and the fire banOutbound
  3. Tripped power posts and loud sites after darkInbound
  4. Seasonal sites offered down the waitlist in orderOutbound
  5. Seasonal campers re-signed before the deposit dateOutbound
How they fit together for campgrounds and rv parks →
  1. Wedding enquiries called back before the next venueOutbound
  2. Open Saturdays checked and tours booked during eventsInbound
  3. Courtesy holds followed up before they lapseOutbound
  4. Load-in times and power questions for booked eventsInbound
  5. Final guest counts and meal choices three weeks outOutbound
How they fit together for event and wedding venues →
  1. Tee times booked while the counter checks in groupsInbound
  2. Frost delays and rain closures called to booked groupsOutbound
  3. Empty weekday and twilight times offered to regularsOutbound
  4. Charity tournaments and company outings scopedInbound
  5. Memberships renewed before the early-rate deadlineOutbound
How they fit together for golf courses →
  1. Holiday hours, height rules and "is it too scary?"Inbound
  2. Birthday parties booked by package, slot and headcountInbound
  3. Party headcount and unsigned waivers called two days outOutbound
  4. School trips and day camps booked for quiet morningsInbound
  5. Last year's party families called about the next birthdayOutbound
How they fit together for family entertainment and attractions →