Useful request details
Capture the proposed date, party size, event format, guest contact and message when agreed. Keep dietary or accessibility questions as requests for review rather than guarantees the restaurant has not made.
A catering or private dining call is the start of a conversation with your team. Khushie is designed to gather useful details, share reviewed information, and pass along the request without promising an unapproved event.
Your restaurant's rules. Approved connections. Clear outcomes.
A private dining request rarely fits a simple menu question. The event date, group size, service format and special requirements all matter. Asking a guest to repeat the whole request later creates unnecessary work for both the guest and the staff member who follows up.
Khushie treats catering and private events as substantive restaurant inquiries. It can be configured around the information your team needs and the approved policies you want shared. Venue availability, custom pricing, deposits and final acceptance still need the appropriate staff or connected workflow; capturing an inquiry is not booking an event.
Capture the proposed date, party size, event format, guest contact and message when agreed. Keep dietary or accessibility questions as requests for review rather than guarantees the restaurant has not made.
Share supplied information about catering areas, minimum notice or how your team prepares a quote. When a policy is unknown, ask staff instead of creating a package or price.
A guest asking to speak to an event coordinator should follow the staff transfer policy. If the team is unavailable, preserve the agreed inquiry and the unanswered transfer outcome for follow-up.
Configuration, confirmation and verification each have a part to play.
Choose the information your catering or private dining team needs. Separate a pickup catering question from an event-space request so it reaches the appropriate person.
Supply current policies and any approved public information. Custom quotes, event availability, deposits and special accommodations need a verified source or staff decision.
Review the call and captured message in context. A sent notification is not evidence that staff accepted the event, and a generic note should not automatically contact the guest.
The current experience illustrates inquiry capture and review. Actual staff transfer, notifications, event quotes and guest follow-up require their services.
Clear expectations make a better first conversation.
No. An inquiry does not establish event availability, an accepted quote or a paid deposit. Staff or a separately approved connected workflow must confirm those consequential details.
Only verified, approved information should be shared. If a quote depends on the event details or staff judgment, the request should go to your team rather than receive an invented price.
The intended fallback captures the guest's agreed message and retains the call context. It should explain that no staff connection was confirmed and avoid promising a response time the restaurant has not authorized.
Yes, the workflows serve different needs. Supported ordinary table reservations belong to the connected reservation provider. Large-party and private-event policies determine when an inquiry should be handled by staff.
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