Tap a date, pick party size, reserve a table. No account, no wall before checkout.
Your guests book the way they already share a location — a link. The deposit counts toward the minimum and is refundable to 6pm.
Deposit $300.00 against a $1,200.00 minimum — money computed from integer cents, never floats.
Add to wallet at confirmation. The pass carries doors, party, table and a scannable code.
This is your channel before they ever install an app. Table ready. Tab running. We push it straight to the pass.
Live updates arrive via a Square-webhook pass push — the QR encodes the booking id, scanned at the door.
Every table, colour-coded by status. T-04 is selected — the aside would show minimum, deposit and split dots.
Your host reads the whole room in one glance. Held pulses, confirmed is cyan, seated is mint. Nothing moves position — only colour.
The floor is derived, not entered — bookings drive it. Seat a party and the booking flips confirmed → seated.
Time, guest, where it came from, how it's paying, and its status — one row, no drill-down.
You always know who to thank. The amber rule is a promoter, the mint rule is your own venue-link. Split-pay dots show who's locked.
Actions mutate status in place: held → confirmed → seated. Every mutation carries an idempotency key.
Scan the QR, or search a name. Big targets, big type — this works in the dark with one hand.
The pass you gave the guest is the ticket you scan. Entitlements ride along — the door never has to ask "what did they book?"
Check-in stamps the time on the booking (● 21:48) and lights the floor — one shared truth.
Four numbers close the night: bookings, total tab, take, and post-visit sent — then tab split by path.
You leave knowing which channel earned the tab, not just that the tab happened. Run closeout and it reconciles per booking.
Total tab $18,240.00 from integer cents. Take is a ⚑ placeholder — venue reporting only, never a marketing rate.
Ranked by settled tab revenue. Below each name: bookings, links, and show-up rate.
Anyone can drive taps. This tells you who drove tables that showed and spent — Kofi's 86% is why he's rank 01.
Funnel taps → bookings → seated → tab → take. Take stays a ⚑ placeholder — no venue-facing rate marketing.