Boosting your restaurant’s reputation with customer feedback and reviews has never been easier. With our latest update, whenever a customer leaves your restaurant, they’ll get an email nudging them to share their experience not only with you, but you can also encourage them to spread the love and share publicly on Google, Facebook and TripAdvisor. All this and more in our latest update.
3rd party review platforms
Get more mileage out of your customer reviews. Now from within Review > Settings, we have added a new button “Third Party Channels Settings”. From here you can seamlessly integrate links for your restaurant’s Facebook, Google and Tripadvisor reviews.
When your diners receive the feedback email post-visit, they’ll find clickable links for each selected third-party channel, streamlining their review process.
Special Service Hour description on widget
When booking via the online widget, the description will now reflect any Special Service hours description set for the selected day. For regular service hours, the default description will remain unchanged.
For example on Father’s Day, the online booking description will automatically update to the description on the Special Service hours for Father’s Day.
Stripe reconciliation reports
We’ve added a new “Stripe reconciliation” menu item under “Reports”. This gives all restaurants with Stripe payments enabled, added visibility with an updated list of all payments filterable by date.
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As the Marketing Manager at Tableo, Tamara brings over 25 years of experience in software marketing to the table. Always keen to keep up with the latest tech, she's got a knack for spotting trends and fine-tuning marketing strategies. When she’s off the clock, you’ll find her exploring new restaurants and indulging her love for great food in exotic locations.
