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Fill the tables: 10 AI skills for bookings, no-shows and quiet nights.
Hold the booking, win the party of twelve, and find out what each booking channel actually costs you.
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10 skills for the tables that never showed up. all 10 free, nothing to sign up for ↓ an empty table at eight on a Saturday is not a slow night, it is a table somebody booked and did not use. ResDiary asked 175 UK and Irish venues and found 76% affected, an 8% average no-show rate, and an average loss of £3,621 a venue. this is 10 Claude and Codex skills for filling the book, holding the booking, and turning the quiet nights into something. what they get you: - write a deposit policy guests accept instead of arguing with - send the confirmation that actually stops the no show - time the two reminder messages that get the table used - land the party of twelve with the reply you send in ten minutes - sell a Christmas or private booking off one page - turn the covers you already have without rushing anybody - say yes to more people at the door with a waitlist that works - keep the goodwill and the date when somebody cancels - fill a dead Tuesday without cheapening the place - find out where your bookings really come from, and what each one costs none of them is a template with your name dropped in. the deposit policy prices your charge off your own covers and spend per head, because the Competition and Markets Authority treats a cancellation charge as more likely to be fair when it is a genuine pre-estimate of the loss, and only your own trade can produce it. the confirmation writes the deadline as "free to cancel until 8pm on Thursday 18 December" instead of "48 hours", because nobody does notice-period arithmetic at a bus stop. the group reply puts every unavoidable charge inside one price per head, since the CMA's position is that a charge a guest cannot avoid is mandatory however it is labelled. the reminders stay service messages, because the Information Commissioner's Office says one line about the Christmas menu turns the whole text into marketing you need consent for. Cornell studied a restaurant with 56 tables in its main dining room, 53 of them four-tops, and found seat occupancy rarely passed half, because most parties arriving were ones and twos. same room, same staff, different furniture. half of them think it through in Claude, half get it done in Codex. one folder each. a minute to install. no new booking system, no commission, no discounting. this is the book you already have, worked properly. 10 skills. one complete system. and I'm giving the entire thing away for free public information only, nothing invented. every figure above came from a named published source, and each skill lists its own. anything touching contracts, food safety, employment or tax prepares the work for your accountant, solicitor, HR adviser or EHO to check. it never pretends to be the advice. Comment "FULL" and I'll send you the whole pack. (and connect if we aren't yet - the DM won't go through otherwise) #Hospitality #Restaurants #Bookings
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