Restaurant host welcoming guests while checking a booking on a tablet — concept image

ROBEXA / TAILORED TO YOUR OPERATION

Restaurant reservation systemFrom booking to a warm welcome.

Take online and phone reservations in one system. Robexa connects bookings to HostPanel and the live floor plan, so your team can see who’s coming and which tables are in use.

Individually configured. Introduced with your team. Technically supported by us.

THE RESERVATION WORKFLOW

From the first booking to a seated guest.

Four steps your team can follow even in the middle of a busy service.

  1. Take the booking

    Guests choose a date, time and party size on your website. Staff can enter phone reservations in the same system.

  2. Plan the table

    The host reviews the booking and assigns a table. A high-chair request or special occasion stays with the reservation.

  3. Welcome the guests

    In HostPanel, the host sees arrivals for the selected location and can seat the party at a suitable table.

  4. Hand over to service

    The live floor plan helps the team see which tables are free, occupied or due for a reservation.

The same booking follows your team from the website to the door.

ONE SYSTEM THROUGHOUT SERVICE

Your website, front desk and service work together.

Online bookings and staff-entered reservations come together in Robexa. HostPanel and the live floor plan use the same reservations and tables. For multi-location restaurants, staff see the locations they have permission to access.

Once guests are seated, staff can take orders within the same restaurant platform. Depending on your setup, the orders go to the kitchen or bar. The handover from reception to service stays in Robexa.

THE GUEST EXPERIENCE

Guests can book directly on your website.

They choose the date, time and party size. We agree on the booking hours and capacity rules with you during setup.

Actual Robexa demo booking form showing the calendar, party size and time fields
Booking form from the public Robexa demo.

Operations view

How a reservation board can look in daily service.

The board below is a conceptual product visualization with sample data—not a live guest view and not a screenshot from a customer deployment.

Sample reservations for an evening service

The board below is a conceptual product visualization with sample data—not a live guest view and not a screenshot from a customer deployment.
TimePartyStatusTable / areaArrivalNote
6:00 pm2SeatedT4 · Main roomArrived 5:55 pmWindow seat
6:30 pm4ConfirmedT12 · Main roomExpectedBirthday
7:00 pm3ArrivedA2 · TerraceWaiting at hostHigh chair
7:30 pm6PendingUnassignedPendingAllergy note
8:00 pm2ConfirmedT7 · Side roomExpectedQuiet table
Time6:00 pm
Party2
StatusSeated
Table / areaT4 · Main room
ArrivalArrived 5:55 pm
NoteWindow seat
Time6:30 pm
Party4
StatusConfirmed
Table / areaT12 · Main room
ArrivalExpected
NoteBirthday
Time7:00 pm
Party3
StatusArrived
Table / areaA2 · Terrace
ArrivalWaiting at host
NoteHigh chair
Time7:30 pm
Party6
StatusPending
Table / areaUnassigned
ArrivalPending
NoteAllergy note
Time8:00 pm
Party2
StatusConfirmed
Table / areaT7 · Side room
ArrivalExpected
NoteQuiet table

Times, statuses and areas are adapted to your restaurant during the project.

Day to day

What you can run in daily reservation work.

Capabilities stay close to operations—without marketing claims that cannot be traced to configuration and project scope.

Central reservation overview

Open and confirmed bookings stay clear for hosts and service teams.

Status and confirmation handling

Requests can be confirmed or declined; reservation status remains clear.

Guest and occasion notes

Notes for occasions, preferences or operational needs stay attached to the booking.

Table assignment

Bookings can be assigned to tables or areas.

Connection to floor planning

Reservation state and graphical floor planning can share the same operational view—within the configured scope.

Visibility for hosts and service

Authorized roles see arrival, seating and relevant notes before guests are seated.

Multilingual guest-facing journeys

Guest-facing interfaces and content can be provided in multiple languages depending on configuration.

Reporting-compatible reservation data

Reporting or exports are available where covered by project scope.

Implementation

We review process and technology before go-live.

Robexa reviews your current reservation process, technical environment and required interfaces—before configuration and training begin.

Whether existing systems can remain in use depends on the current technology, required interfaces and agreed project scope. Technical and operational requirements are reviewed before implementation.

  1. Define the flow

    Channels, confirmation logic and seating rules are defined together.

  2. Connect planning

    Reservations and table/floor planning are aligned to the same view.

  3. Support go-live

    Training, refinement and technical support follow the agreed scope.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about reservations

Yes. Bookings and tables belong to a location. In the staff workspace, users can only open locations they have permission to access.

Bring clarity to your reservation workflow.

Tell us about your channels, peak service and rooms. In a personal consultation we clarify how reservations and floor planning can fit your operation.