Restaurants & Hospitality
You cook. We'll help with the rest.
You got into this for the food and the people at your tables. Not the inbox, the review sites, the receipt pile, or the reorder list. Those chores still need doing. We make them faster, and you only step in to approve.
Here's what an AI team could look like in your restaurant: a few dependable helpers who take the busywork off your plate, hand you what matters, and wait for your OK before anything we send goes out.
See your team
Your team
Every role does the legwork. You stay in charge.
Front-of-house assistant
Drafts replies to the emails and inquiries that pile up during service: hours, private events, large parties. Drafts replies to your new reviews in your voice. You approve each one, and it's ready for you or your team to send or post.
Growth lead
Helps keep your listings accurate and easy to find, plans your social posts, and keeps an eye on your reviews. Every week, it sends you a short, plain-English growth report so you can see what's working.
Inventory lead
Turns a quick, regular count into a clear low-stock list, so you see what's running low before service, not during it.
Receipts & billables lead
Sorts receipts and invoices as they come in, flags price changes, and hands your bookkeeper a clean summary. Once your recipes are set up, it can connect what you buy to what you sell.
Morning briefing
Pulls it all together before you walk in: what came in overnight, what's running low, and what's waiting for your OK today.
Allergen questions, food safety, payroll, and tips stay with you and your team. We flag them for you and never answer them for you.
What lands on your desk
You don't manage the team. You get the results, ready for your review.
The morning reorder list
What's below par from your last count, grouped by supplier, as a suggestion for you to check. Once your recipes and counts are set up, it can also show what was used. Each line has a checkbox and a "Mark as ordered" button. You or your chef place the order.
The weekly growth report
One page on how guests are finding you (listings, reviews, search, social), with three plain-English next steps.
Review replies, waiting for you
New reviews, each with a drafted reply in your voice, and Approve / Edit buttons beside it. Sensitive reviews are marked "for you to write."
Receipts, sorted
This week's invoices sorted by supplier and category, with price changes flagged, ready for your bookkeeper.
Examples are illustrations. Your team is set up around how your restaurant actually runs. Some outputs need your counts and recipes in place first.
We build it. We keep it running. A person stays on it.
We set up your team around the way you already work, keep it running, and adjust it as you go. A real person at AlignIQ stays on it with you, and nothing we prepare reaches your guests without your OK. You keep cooking. You stay in charge.
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