Enquiry, but no booking
When someone asks about a table or event, record the enquiry and assign the next step. A relevant follow-up can help them finish booking. Stop the sequence when they reply, book or ask not to be contacted.
Book a callBring diners back with follow-up that feels like part of your service.
DevFunnels builds restaurant follow-up systems around the customer journey: from an enquiry that has not become a booking to the message after a meal. Connect customer data, review requests and permission-based email marketing, so your next visit does not depend entirely on a social media post.
Book a callWhen someone asks about a table or event, record the enquiry and assign the next step. A relevant follow-up can help them finish booking. Stop the sequence when they reply, book or ask not to be contacted.
Use a completed visit as the trigger for an agreed thank-you or feedback request. Invite honest reviews from eligible guests without filtering out negative experiences. Route service issues to a person who can help.
For guests who have the required marketing permission, use their preferences and visit history to make messages useful. A relevant event or a quieter evening can be a reason to book again. Honour opt-outs and avoid contacting people too often.
These are proposed workflow examples. The build, timing and integrations are agreed around your business.
We start with your booking process, customer records and email platform. We check what can connect before recommending a build. The system needs an accurate visit or booking status, contact preferences, a suppression list and a named person to handle replies.
See the build and support processWe agree the baseline and reporting before launch. Results depend on your business, data and implementation.
Start with one workflow: after-meal follow-up or unbooked enquiries. Agree who is eligible, the message timing, what counts as a successful outcome and when the sequence must stop. Test it with your team before sending to customers.
You get a custom tracking system, SOPs and the opportunity to request tailored video guidance. Investment varies depending on business needs.
We assess the integration options of your current booking, customer and email tools before agreeing scope. We do not promise a connection until its access and capabilities have been checked.
No. Requests should invite honest feedback. Negative feedback is not a reason to hide the option to review, and a private service-recovery process is handled separately.
No. Follow-up depends on the purpose of the message, contact preferences and the required permission. We plan those rules into the workflow rather than treating every booking as a marketing subscription.
Bring diners back with follow-up that feels like part of your service.
Keep in touch with the members your team might otherwise miss.
Give every enquiry a clear next step and a person responsible for it.
Tell Marcus about your team, your tools and the next step that keeps getting missed.
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