Before booking, the guest stays in your home
The experience keeps the tone, menu and trust of your website. Guests do not jump to another domain just as they are ready to choose.
For restaurants
A booking can start on your website and end on the restaurant floor.
The demo proposes an owned layer for conversion and service organisation. Data, integrations and launch are defined with Logic2B for each project.
- 01
Visually integrated brand experience
- 02
Demonstrated table and turn availability
- 03
Optional or fixed menus
- 04
Readable states for floor teams
- 05
Implementation and support to be agreed
From bottleneck to service
At confirmation, the promise fits the floor
Availability follows tables, party sizes, turns and menus. What is offered online comes from the capacity your team can actually serve.
During service, nobody translates the channel
Floor teams see the source, status and context of each booking. Data arrives ready for action, not as another message somebody must interpret.
What changes for the team
- A design oriented towards direct booking
- Less reconciliation before service
- A data model to define per implementation
- Turns, tables and rules validated with your team
FAQ
Questions before deciding
Can the widget match the restaurant brand?
Yes. The experience is designed as part of the website, with its own identity, tone and journey rather than a visually foreign iframe.
Can it work with fixed menus?
Yes. The demo shows optional and fixed menus linked to the booking, so kitchen and floor teams know the commitment before service.
Does Logic Reserva charge per guest?
Logic Reserva does not propose a per-guest commission in its subscription. Gateway, SMS, distribution and other third-party costs are shown and agreed separately.
Do I have to configure tables and turns on my own?
No. If an implementation is agreed, Logic2B reviews service with you and documents which configuration and support are in scope.
