Voice demand
Concya answers guest calls, handles common questions, captures order intent, and escalates only the edge cases.
Features
Concya handles the repeatable work around service: calls, texts, vendors, shift coverage, guest recovery, and the manager approvals that actually matter.
Voice line
Concya
Pickup, hours, menu questions, and call-backs handled before the floor feels it.
Tonight handled
Loma Room
Concya plans the move, asks only when approval matters, then writes the shift note.
Guest recovery
Concya
Lobby camera checked, callback drafted, manager notified with the evidence.
Three views of one operator: the voice line, the floor plan, and the recovery thread.
Live features
Every capability below ships in Operator today. None of them replace the manager — they keep the manager out of the loop on work that doesn't need them.
Concya answers guest calls, handles common questions, captures order intent, and escalates only the edge cases.
Texts, iMessage, WhatsApp, and DMs collapse into one operator flow with the same house rules.
No-shows, late shifts, and overtime approvals get tracked as operational decisions instead of scattered texts.
Concya finds the right vendor, prepares the call, and keeps the manager in the loop on approval points.
Lost items, callbacks, bad handoffs, and service misses become recoverable moments with context attached.
Every call, message, rule, and resolution strengthens the operating layer for the next shift.
How it routes
Calls, texts, vendor follow-up, and shift coverage all flow through the same Operator memory. Concya normalizes the context, surfaces what needs approval, and writes the shift note.
One operator, every system
Square, Gmail, and Outlook are live today. The rest of the restaurant stack is already wired into Operator.