
See your restaurant layout in real time with reservations mapped to actual tables. Manage seating, track booking status, and coordinate service visually, not just from a list.
A reservation list tells you who is coming, but not how bookings relate to your actual floor. Without a visual view, table assignments become slower, coordination breaks down during peak service, and teams lose sight of what is happening across the room.

Instantly see which tables are free, occupied, or waiting, with clear color coding that helps your team move fast during service.
Manage each area separately, dining room, terrace, outdoor, or more, with a clear view of availability per zone.

Seat every booking at the right table, move it when plans change, or combine tables for larger parties without chaos on the floor.

The system suggests the right tables based on party size and booking length, so you make the most of every seat.
Make faster floor decisions, improve table coordination, and run service with greater clarity during busy periods.
Understand table status and booking distribution visually instead of piecing it together from lists.
Manage seating and booking status directly on the floor layout during live service.
Give every team member the same visual reference for what is happening across the room.
See which tables are turning over and where capacity remains so you can seat walk-ins without disrupting confirmed bookings.
See how we can help transform your restaurant operations.
Create and manage a unified guest database that brings together walk-ins, phone reservations, website bookings, external sources, and WellBooked activity.
Learn More →Manage your table inventory and control which time slots are open for booking so guests see accurate availability and your team can optimize seating across every service.
Learn More →Go beyond basic booking management. Track reservations through every service stage from approval and guest confirmation to seating, no-shows, and completion, giving your team complete visibility during service.
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