Rushly is table reservation and floor plan software for restaurants, connecting seating to POS, kitchen tickets, and billing on one timeline.
Table reservations and floor plan
Rushly combines table reservations and floor planning with POS, kitchen tickets, and billing so hosts and servers move from booking to order without switching tools.
Reservations on the operations stack
Hosts record reservations in the same product staff use for floor service and billing. Guest details and table context stay available when service begins.
That reduces gaps between a booking tool and the live floor during Friday and Saturday rushes.
Visual floor plan
Floor layouts help teams see tables, sections, and active checks. Servers open orders from the plan instead of retyping table numbers on a separate screen.
When guests arrive, seating flows into POS orders that feed the kitchen display.
Kitchen and billing follow
Orders from seated tables generate KOTs like any other dine-in check. Billing and tax-ready invoices close the loop at settlement.
Guest QR ordering can augment table service when guests want to add items from their phones.
Multi-outlet hosting
Each outlet maintains its own floor and reservation context. Brand admins switch sites from one login when supporting multiple venues.
Automations can reference reservation and order events when you configure guest or staff flows.
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Frequently asked questions
- Does RestroFlow include table reservations?
- Yes. Reservations are part of the operations stack alongside POS and floor tools.
- Can we manage a floor plan?
- Yes. Visual floor planning supports table service and order entry.
- Do reservation tables link to POS orders?
- Seated guests move into POS orders on the same timeline as kitchen and billing.
- Does this work with guest QR ordering?
- Table QR ordering can complement seated service after guests are at the table.