Tablr
Computer Software - Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Tablr Employees
Tablr Details
A flexible, easy-to-use, cost-effective table management system for iPad. Still relying on paper books, or a whiteboard and markers to manage your restaurant floor? Have you looked at other digital table management solutions but found the costs to be prohibitive, or too loaded with complicated, unnecessary add-ons to justify the investment? Tablr, a powerful new table management system, was built to leverage all the unique capabilities of the iPad. It's right there when you need it, but it never gets in your way, allowing you to put all of your focus and energy into providing utmost customer satisfaction. Key Tablr Advantages: • Robust feature set, including seating suggestions with predictive seating, customer record keeping, and much more, all with the flexibility to allow you to customize many of the important facets of front-of-house management. • A powerful data management engine behind an intuitive, easy-to-use interface that any mobile device user can quickly master with minimal training. • You own your customer list with Tablr. You can now market directly to your customers, old and new, as much or as little as you like. • No need to replace your existing POS system or pay extra variable fees. Tablr offers a single, flat price point for all clients, allowing you to eliminate concern about unanticipated costs related to number of covers. "When we set about designing Tablr, we knew we could do more than just replicate the other popular table management software out there. Instead we wanted to build a system that acknowledges and honors that there is as much art as there is science to managing a restaurant. The job we as patrons see the host doing masks the real work they do of balancing the needs of the kitchen, the wait staff, and the guests. While the host may appear in the guise of the cruise director, more likely she is the captain of the ship." – John Kornet, Tablr Co-founder & CTO
Tablr Technologies
Frameworks and Programming Languages
ASP.NET
Widgets
iTunes
Load Balancers
Microsoft-IIS
CMS
WordPress.org
Analytics and Tracking
Google Analytics