For restaurants
Run your restaurant with less busywork.
No-shows, reviews, weekly reports — we map what you describe to automations you can deploy in minutes.
Map your workflow 3 minWhat we automate
The work we take off your plate
These are the kinds of tasks the Mapper matches when restaurants describe their week. Each one is a deployable template, not a custom build.
Saturday no-show recovery
A three-touch follow-up sequence for missed reservations, with deposit holds for repeat offenders. Runs Friday afternoon, before the weekend hits.
Review response drafting
On-brand replies to Google and Yelp reviews, drafted in your tone. You approve before anything posts.
Weekly owner report
Covers, labor, and top sellers compiled into one Monday-morning email — instead of an hour in spreadsheets every Sunday night.
How it works
Three minutes in, a ranked list out
Describe your week
Plain language, about three minutes. Free text, a guided form, or a short conversation — whatever is easiest.
We map it
The Mapper breaks your description into tasks and scores what automation can actually win back — by hours, not hype.
Deploy what’s worth it
A short, ranked list of templates. We tell you what to skip, too — most tasks aren’t worth automating yet.
Questions restaurants ask
What does crux2core automate for restaurants?
The operational busywork around service: recovering no-shows, drafting review responses, and compiling weekly owner reports. You describe a typical week in plain language; we map it to specific templates and tell you which are worth deploying — and which to skip.
How long does setup take?
Describing your week takes about three minutes — free text, a guided form, or a short conversation. Deploying a recommended template takes minutes more. No engineers, no implementation project, no training period for your staff.
Does it work with my reservation system?
Integrations start with the tools most operators already use — Google, HubSpot, and Slack. Reservation-platform connections like Toast, Resy, and OpenTable are on the near-term roadmap, and templates flag exactly which connections they need before you deploy.