Table service
The table request, the time, the number of guests and the constraints stated, under the rules your room runs on.
Service is flat out. The phone still gets answered.
Zenvox is an AI receptionist for table-service restaurants, takeout counters, caterers and event venues across Canada.
During service, she answers in English and French, takes reservations under your table rules, answers the hours and menu questions you approved, records catering and event enquiries and texts you a summary; you follow everything in your app.
Add-ons manage the waitlist and large groups, carry phone orders through to acceptance, move event requests forward and handle email.
The Restaurants & caterers plan is $35 CAD a month: 50 Standard calls included, 1 local number, no setup fee, no contract. Free trial:
7 days, 20 answered calls, no card
The table request, the time, the number of guests and the constraints stated, under the rules your room runs on.
The approved menu and the status she has been given. The request goes to the counter and a callback is set up; taking a full order is a separate add-on.
The date, the venue, the headcount, the format and the budget stated open a file and prepare the consultation.
Restaurants
Reception checks capacity and clarifies preferences. A waiting list then helps fill cancellations with the agreement of the guests concerned.
The table follows your decision.
While finding a table
Alternative times offered
Nicolas corrects the party size. The dining room is full at 7 p.m.; the receptionist offers 6:30 or 7:30 p.m. for four people indoors.
Nicolas, restaurant guestIndoors. Actually, there will be four of us.
ZenvoxI’ve changed it to four. The dining room is full at 7; 6:30 or 7:30 p.m. is available for four. Which would you prefer?
Changing from three to four guests triggers a fresh capacity check. A window preference remains distinct from a confirmed reservation.
Nicolas, restaurant guestYes, perfect. By text, please.
ZenvoxYour table is booked and confirmation has been sent to the number ending in 0188. Any offer for 7 p.m. will wait for your agreement.
A cancellation frees an indoor table for four at 7 p.m. It matches Nicolas’s preference; his 7:30 p.m. reservation stays in place.
OwnerCould the new 7 p.m. opening work for Nicolas?
ZenvoxYes, it seats four indoors and matches his preference. His 7:30 p.m. reservation remains in place until the change is confirmed.
A 7 p.m. opening becomes available for four. The offer respects party size, service and permission to be contacted.
OwnerHas Nicolas already taken the 7 p.m. opening?
ZenvoxThe offer has been sent, but his response is pending. His 7:30 p.m. reservation stays in place.
Nicolas accepts 7 p.m. The change is confirmed before his previous slot is released, and a new confirmation replaces the old one.
OwnerHas the 7 p.m. cancellation been filled?
ZenvoxNicolas accepted it for four guests. His reservation has been moved and confirmed.
A real reservation, then an accepted preferred time without losing the confirmed table.
OwnerHas the 7 p.m. cancellation been filled?
ZenvoxNicolas accepted it for four guests. His reservation has been moved and confirmed.
Good evening. I’d like to book for Saturday at 7 p.m., for three people.
Good evening, I’m the virtual receptionist. Indoors or on the terrace?
Indoors. Actually, there will be four of us.
I’ve changed it to four. The dining room is full at 7; 6:30 or 7:30 p.m. is available for four. Which would you prefer?
7:30. Near a window if possible.
I can note that preference without guaranteeing a specific table. What name and phone number should I use?
Nicolas Bergeron, 604 555-0188. It’s a birthday, but we don’t need anything special prepared.
I’ll note that. If 7 p.m. opens up, would you like an offer to change your booking?
Yes, but keep 7:30 until I reply.
Of course. To confirm: Saturday, four people at 7:30 p.m., indoors, under Nicolas Bergeron. The window remains a preference. Is that correct?
Yes, perfect. By text, please.
Your table is booked and confirmation has been sent to the number ending in 0188. Any offer for 7 p.m. will wait for your agreement.
Your callers get an answer, and you get the details you need to move a job forward.
See what my base covers50 Standard calls · 1 local number
Your menu and your hours. She answers with the information you approved about your hours, your access and your menu.
Your capacity is respected. She books within the restaurant’s available capacity, hours and group rules. Requests outside those rules go to the person you have designated.
Your availability. She offers permitted time slots and confirms the appointment after it is saved in your calendar. If approval is needed, she passes on the request with a clear next action.
The details that matter
to a business like yours.
The Restaurants & caterers plan is $35 CAD a month before tax, with 50 Standard calls included, 1 local number, no setup fee and no contract. You start with the free trial (7 days, 20 answered calls, no card), using just your email.
Yes. She takes reservations under your table rules and records catering or event enquiries — date, number of guests, contact details — then passes them to you.
Yes. Zenvox serves businesses across Canada and answers in English and French, following the caller’s language; you choose the language she greets callers in, English only if you prefer.
She records the time, party size and reported requirements. Confirmation must match the dining room’s actual capacity and an authorised action; otherwise, your team takes over the request. Waitlist and groups adds coordination of released tables and group bookings.
The base answers from your approved menu, records the request and passes it to the counter. Connected orders handles the process through acceptance by the restaurant, subject to an available connection. A collected request is not reported as an order already accepted by the kitchen.
She records the reported allergy and passes it to your team, using ingredient information you have approved. She guarantees neither the absence of an allergen nor freedom from cross-contamination. Questions requiring kitchen confirmation are referred to the kitchen.
No. The base gathers the preferred date, location, guest count, format and stated budget. Quotes and events moves the choices and proposal forward. Acceptance of the quote, availability and commitment of the date remain distinct steps.
Yes. The party calling your Vancouver dining room for a table of eight is answered in English or in French, following their language, in a voice that stays understandable on the counter phone in the middle of the rush; French-speaking callers hear a natural Quebec accent. Several voices and styles are offered; you choose by listening, and the receptionist introduces itself as the restaurant’s assistant at the start of the call.
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