Service Essentials

Table requests

The guest taps a button on the menu and the venue knows what they need: the waiter, water, the bill. We build the five classics, give “The bill” its follow-up choices, and walk through all their settings.

Requests Call waiter Options
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What you will learn

  • Creating request types with an icon
  • Follow-up options: “The bill” → cash or card
  • Where they appear on the menu and how they reach you

Step by step

  1. 1

    The Requests page

    Left menu → Requests: the quick actions guests can send from the table — call the waiter, ask for the bill. “+ New action” opens a three-step wizard, the name in every language first.

    Step 1: The Requests page — Table requests
  2. 2

    Active from birth

    The final step is the switch that matters: Active — this request is shown to guests. Leave it on, Save, and the action takes its place in the list.

    Step 2: Active from birth — Table requests
  3. 3

    The first three

    Call the waiter, Water, Napkins & cutlery — each Active, each showing its options count (0, for now). The rows drag to reorder, and their order is what guests see.

    Step 3: The first three — Table requests
  4. 4

    Everything about a row

    The actions menu holds the rest: Name, Description, Options, Settings, Notifications, Delete. The full set is in — Wi-Fi password and The bill complete the five.

    Step 4: Everything about a row — Table requests
  5. 5

    Follow-up options

    “The bill” gets choices: guests pick one after tapping — Cash or Card — so the request arrives already specific. “+ New option” adds more, dragging reorders, and the same panel serves “Water” too.

    Step 5: Follow-up options — Table requests

Good to know

Requests only appear on menus opened from a space's QR — so you always know which table wants you.