A guest scans the code at their table, joins in twenty seconds, and the restaurant's own system takes it from there: points, rewards, review asks, win-backs, and a host who answers the phone at 11 pm.
Nothing for the guest to download, nothing for the staff to learn beyond one screen at the till. The printed code on the table never changes, everything behind it can.
Scan at the table
One code per table, printed once. It carries the table number, so the restaurant learns which sections and which servers sign people up.
Join in twenty seconds
First name, mobile, one consent box. The welcome treat is on the screen before the server is back with water.
Earn on every visit
Scan again next time: 100 points, a text with the balance, and a four-hour lock so nobody farms points from one meal.
Redeem at the till
The server types the guest's mobile on one screen and picks the reward. Not enough points? Nothing is deducted and the manager gets an email.
Ask for the review at the right moment
Two hours after a counted visit, once, and never again for thirty days. The Google link goes straight to the guest's phone.
Win them back
Thirty days quiet, a dessert offer. Sixty days, ten dollars off. Nothing after that, because a guest gone ninety days is not coming back for a text.
A voice host that knows the menu, checks the real calendar, and books the table, 24 hours a day. Complaints and large parties reach a human. This is an actual test call, unedited.
Everything runs inside the restaurant's own GoHighLevel account. No app, no extra login, no per-guest fees.
Set up in a day, on your own GoHighLevel account, with the codes printed for your tables. Or, if you run an agency, the whole thing as a snapshot you can resell.
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