AITableFlow offers a solution for restaurants to capture guest requests during busy periods and after hours by streamlining communications across phone, web, and social channels. The service features a live website and is designed specifically for restaurant operations with tailored offers and pricing structures, starting at $299/month for the Guest Capture Starter package, and an expansion pathway at $999/month. This service facilitates reservation and order requests without direct integration into existing point-of-sale systems, relying instead on restaurant confirmation for reservations. It targets restaurants with existing distribution or hospitality services, providing a specialized acquisition platform and automation tools to complete fulfillment and commercialization.
Operational capacity is limited, with existing infrastructures such as 14 workflows and 2 active calendars in place, but it remains a pre-revenue venture with no paying customers or financial forecasts. The business is up for sale at an asking price of $9,900 USD or the best offer, with an alternative payment structure of $6,500 at closing and a share of future revenues. Up to five transition hours will be provided for asset orientation after the sale, but further implementation and operational support are not included. The current owner seeks to sell AITableFlow to a buyer capable of advancing its distribution and commercialization, with specific exclusions for certain assets and services from the final transfer.
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