Two seatings without chaos
Define your seatings (for example 19:30 and 21:30) and average table times: the calendar prevents overlaps instead of creating them.
Double seating turns, large tables, and walk-ins in one floor view: pizzeria reservations arrive organized, with no per-cover commission.
Use cases
Define your seatings (for example 19:30 and 21:30) and average table times: the calendar prevents overlaps instead of creating them.
Requests above the threshold you set are never auto-confirmed: they go to staff, who weigh the room, the oven, and the shift.
Bookings from your site, Google, and the widget while the phone stays free. The AI receptionist can also cover missed calls.
Workflow
Tables, covers, evening turns, and large-group rules: the setup mirrors how your pizzeria actually runs.
Website, Google profile, and widget all feed one calendar, so there is exactly one source of availability.
During service you see arrivals, delays, and walk-ins in one view, on a computer or a phone.
Review notes
A flat monthly fee: a 120-cover Saturday costs the same as a 30-cover Tuesday.
Fidus manages reservations, customers, and communications. It is not a POS or a kitchen-order system: it runs alongside the fiscal tools you already use.
Guest contacts and history are exportable and handled under the GDPR.
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