Table Management
Sit, open tabs, split, turn.
A live floor for every outlet — zones, tables, waiters and state. Seat in two taps, open a tab, transfer or split, settle to cash or the room. Rush Mode collapses the chrome so a full house never breaks the flow. A public reservation link feeds the same floor — no double booking, no leaked availability.
Outcomes
Numbers your owner will notice.
Taps to seated
Avg. turn time
Mis-seated covers
Tables on map
Anatomy of the floor
Five states. The whole service.
Hover any state to see the rule behind it. Tap on touch.
Free
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Free tables surface first
In Rush Mode, the floor sorts by availability — your host stand never hunts for an open table.
Seated
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Seated with the right waiter
Auto-assigns to the waiter who seated the party. Attribution carries to tips, covers and leaderboard.
Ordered
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Tab open, items live
Order total and age stay on the tile. One tap moves the tab to another table — kitchen and folio follow.
Billing
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Settle to cash, card, or the room
Split by guest, item or share. Combine payment methods on the same close. 18% VAT post-discount, every time.
Reserved
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Held for the booking window
The map flags reserved tables before they're seated. One tap releases a no-show and frees the slot.
Table B1 · what now?
Main Bar · capacity 8
Open POS
Walk-in · start menu
Seat reservation
Pick from today's bookings
Hold table
Mark reserved · no order yet
Rush Mode
The two-tap path to seated.
When the dining room fills up, every extra tap costs you covers. Rush Mode collapses the workflow to a single visible breadcrumb — Outlet › Table › Action — with three giant action cards.
- Open POS — walk-in, jumps straight to the menu with the table attached.
- Seat reservation — picks from today's bookings, party size pre-filled.
- Hold table — mark reserved with no order yet, no awkward fake tab.
- Median 4.2 seconds from "guest arrives" to "table open."
Two modes, one floor
Manage when it's calm. Rush when it isn't.
Manage mode
CalmPlan zones, edit layouts, assign waiters, reorder tables, set reservations — full floor controls visible, KPIs across the top.
Rush mode
Full houseChrome collapses, hit-targets grow. Outlet › Table › Action — two taps to seat, two to settle.
Move a tab
Mid-serviceA couple wants the patio? Transfer the tab — order history, waiter and folio all follow.
Split & settle
On closePer-guest or per-item splits; cash, card, mobile money or the room — combinations welcome.
Hold the table
ReservationsReserved tables surface on the map at the right time, so the host never double-seats.
Dark or day — your team's choice
Same floor, two skins.
Operators choose the theme — Operra ships both, themed by the same semantic tokens.
Dark mode · Manage floor
Day mode · Manage floor
Public reservations
A booking link that doesn't leak your floor.
Share one link from Instagram, WhatsApp or your website. Guests pick party size, outlet and time. The reservation lands on your floor map — you confirm or decline from the same screen the host uses.
- Branded with your restaurant name — no Operra branding on the public form.
- Guests never see your live table availability or floor layout.
- Special requests (allergies, occasions) sit next to the booking, not in a separate note.
- Requests are confirmable — you control the floor; guests never auto-book.
Book a table at Caesar's Palace Restaurant & Grill
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Special requests
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Why operators move off paper diagrams and standalone booking sites.
FAQ
Common floor questions.
“When the host stand stops being the bottleneck, the floor turns faster, the kitchen breathes, and the owner notices the cover count.”
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