
Talks module
Every call answered. Every call on the record.
By the numbers
What a missed call costs you
68%
of calls to restaurants come in during the lunch and dinner rushes — when staff are busiest.
Source: Maple, 1M+ restaurant calls, 2025
What changes with Gumbeaux
When the line is busy, the call is still answered — from your live hours, menu, specials and events — so your staff stay on the floor.
33%
of calls to restaurants go unanswered during peak hours.
Source: Maple, 1M+ restaurant calls, 2025
What changes with Gumbeaux
No call rings out. Each one is answered, logged with who called and what happened, and anything unfinished becomes a dated follow-up.
50%
of restaurant calls are a reservation (38%) or a takeout or delivery order (12%).
Source: Maple, 1M+ restaurant calls, 2025
What changes with Gumbeaux
Orders, reservation requests, catering briefs and questions are handled on the call and land in the same queues as your website.
Industry research about restaurants in general, shown with its source — not results from Gumbeaux Soft customers.
Time back
The same night, two ways
The phone rings mid-rush
Someone stops serving to answer — or it rings out.
It’s answered from your live menu and hours — orders and bookings taken. Your team keeps serving.
“Are you open? Do you still have brisket?”
The same five questions, all night long.
Answered from the same facts as your website — including what’s sold out.
A catering inquiry
Scribbled on a ticket, re-typed tomorrow, sometimes lost.
The brief is saved as the call goes and handed to your team as a draft quote.
“Did anyone call them back?”
Nobody’s sure.
Every call is logged with ring time, who answered and the outcome — follow-ups have a date.
A regular calls
Staff don’t know it’s them.
The caller is matched to their guest record, and the staff board shows who’s calling.
How it works
How it works
Calls come in on your lines
Extensions and ring groups route calls the way your team works — front of house, kitchen, events, manager.Your team answers first
The staff board shows who’s calling and their history before anyone picks up.When nobody can, it’s still answered
From your live hours, menu, specials and events — orders and reservations taken, and transferred to a person when it should be.Everything lands on the record
Each call is logged against the guest with its outcome. Reservations, inquiries and catering briefs land in the same queues as your website.
Call log
Friday · 6:00–9:00 pm
Dana R. · regular
6:12
(225) 555-0187
6:31
Marcus T.
6:47
(225) 555-0119
7:05
Lena P.
7:20
Features
What it does
Takes the order
Lines, extensions and ring groups
Books tables and registers for events
Answers from your live facts
Transfers to a person
A call log that tells the story
Caller snapshot on the staff board
Matched to the guest record
Catering briefs saved as the call goes
Calls in the browser
Notes and follow-ups
Your numbers
What missed calls may be costing you
Starting value: Maple, 1M+ restaurant calls, 2025
Starting value: Maple, 1M+ restaurant calls, 2025
A table for two, a takeout order — your average.
Unanswered calls a month
Revenue riding on them each month
Over a year
Not every missed call is a lost sale — some guests call back. This is the size of what’s on the line.
No silos
What it connects to
Questions