Takeaway orders
Takes items and quantities, reads the order back and gives a pickup time.
Live demo · calls and chat
It takes takeaway orders and table bookings by phone and chat, helps customers choose, always checks for allergies, reads the order back and sends it to your kitchen or till.
The demo plays Olive & Ash, a demo restaurant. Yours is trained on your business.
One agent, every channel your customers already use. It does the routine work and knows when a person should take over.
Takes items and quantities, reads the order back and gives a pickup time.
Asks every customer and flags allergens on each item.
Books tables for the right party size and time.
Suggests dishes and pairings from your menu.
Sends a payment link for orders when you want it to.
Large parties and special requests go to a manager.
Connects to the tools you already use:

An example conversation with Olive & Ash, the made-up business in our demo. The green line is what happens behind the scenes: the booking, note or ticket your team sees.
Can I order a pizza for pickup?
Of course. We have Margherita, Pepperoni or Wild mushroom, which is vegan. Any allergies I should know about?
No allergies. One pepperoni please.
One Pepperoni, £13, ready in 25 minutes. What name is it under?
This is a real AI agent, playing Olive & Ash. Ask it what a customer would ask. Try to catch it out too.
It always asks, flags allergens from your menu on each item and passes complex requests to a person.
Most POS and online ordering systems can be connected. If not, orders arrive as clear tickets on a tablet or printer.
Yes, it can send a secure payment link for takeaway orders.
It answers every call at once, so nobody waits on hold while your staff serve.
A fixed quote for the build after a 25-minute call, plus running costs for calls and AI usage that depend on your volume. We explain both before any work starts.
Free · about a minute · no sign-up
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