Bookings
The diary, the booking widget, and the back-of-house management for table reservations.
What is it?
Bookings is the operator-facing diary — every reservation, every walk-in, every party size and table assignment. Each booking ties together the guest, the venue, what they spend, and the conversation around the visit, so nothing has to be re-entered downstream.
The same diary powers the public booking page your guests see, the back-of-house console your staff use, and the third-party feeds that flow in. One booking, three surfaces.
Every reservation also flows into the guest profile — visit history, lifetime spend and tags update in real time, so the team welcoming a returning regular knows it.
See it in action
Element features
Reservations and walk-ins land on the same screen as they happen. Status, party size, allergens, deposits — visible at a glance.
Public pages served on the venue’s own URL, SEO-indexed. No commission, no third-party redirect.
Take payment at the booking step. Pre-orders attach to the same record so prep starts before the guest sits down.
Every booking adds to the guest’s profile — visit history, lifetime spend and tags update on the spot.
Third-party reservation feeds — DoorDash, Bookatable, group networks — land in the same diary alongside direct bookings. One source of truth, no double entry.
Guests join a waitlist for a booking experience when no times are available.
FAQs
From the floor
“We came off OpenTable in a weekend. The diary feels the same to the host team but the data side is a different planet — we can finally see who actually comes back.”
See Bookings running on your venues
Thirty minutes is enough. Book a demo or send a question — both routes land on the same team.