Reservations and groups
Enquiries by mail, form or message are answered, entered and confirmed: by your rules for size, time and deposit.
Solutions
AI for restaurants.
In short
Agentiq gives restaurateurs and food brands digital staff for everything outside the kitchen: answering reservations and group enquiries, sorting catering and event requests, querying suppliers, reviewing feedback, keeping an overview across several locations. Every message is labelled as AI, the operator approves what matters. Operation in the EU, hosting in Germany.
The difference
What is different at Agentiq.
Catering and events
The digital employee collects date, guests and wishes and prepares your offer. You approve the price.
Suppliers and orders
Orders, queries and delivery notes run as jobs, not as notes in the kitchen.
Several locations, one morning brief
For brands with branches or franchises: every morning the state of all locations on one page.
Who it is for
When this fits.
- 01Restaurants with many enquiries
Reservations, groups, celebrations: the phone rings while service is running.
- 02Food brands with several locations
Franchise, branches, chains: the same questions at every location.
- 03Businesses with catering and events
Enquiries with many details that must be complete before an offer stands.
The way in
How it begins.
- 01The conversation
About 25 minutes about your business, in your words. No forms.
- 02The first draft
Departments, roles and first jobs, built from the conversation. You approve.
- 03The operation
It runs. What matters waits for you. The rest gets done, and you see everything.
Questions
What people ask.
Does this replace my reservation system?
No. Agentiq works with what you use: reservation tool, inbox, calendar. The digital employee answers and enters.
Does the AI also answer reviews?
It reviews and prepares answers. You approve the first answer of every kind, after that it runs by your pattern, labelled as AI.
Does it work for franchises?
Yes. Each location gets its jobs, the brand gets the morning brief across all locations.
How does it start?
With a conversation of about 25 minutes about your business. From it comes the first draft, which you approve.
Should your company do this on its own?
Describe in five minutes what keeps piling up. We answer in writing and with a proposed date.
