
The Talks module
Every call answered — and acted on.
The room is full. The phone is handled. Nobody on the floor had to stop.
By the numbers
What a missed call costs you
68%
of calls to restaurants come in during the lunch and dinner rushes — when staff are busiest.
Source: Maple, 1M+ restaurant calls, 2025
What changes with Gumbeaux
When the line is busy, the call is still answered — from your live hours, menu and events — and your staff stay on the floor.
33%
of calls to restaurants go unanswered during peak hours.
Source: Maple, 1M+ restaurant calls, 2025
What changes with Gumbeaux
No call rings out. Each one is answered, logged and followed up.
50%
of restaurant calls are a reservation (38%) or a takeout or delivery order (12%).
Source: Maple, 1M+ restaurant calls, 2025
What changes with Gumbeaux
Orders, reservations, event registrations and catering briefs are taken on the call.
Industry research about restaurants in general, shown with its source — not results from Gumbeaux Soft customers.
Other answering services only know what someone typed into them. Talks reads your business.
What disappears from your day
"What time do you close?" — forty times a night
Missed catering calls after hours
Taking the same catering brief twice
A phone that says you have what you ran out of
What it does
Answers from live facts
Takes the order
Books the table
Registers for events
Starts the catering request
Knows the caller
Hands off warmly
Your own phone system
Every part of Talks
Phone system & call log
Catering calls
Website chat
What it connects to
Front Door
Events & Catering
Guest
Ops
Insights
A catering call, start to finish
The caller asks about catering for 60.
Talks takes the brief — date, headcount, menu, budget — saving as it goes.
A priced draft quote is built from your own recipes and portions.
Your team reviews it and sends the proposal. The guest accepts and pays the deposit online.
Sample call · demo venue
Caller: I need food for a company picnic, about 60 people.
Talks: Happy to help. What date are you thinking, and is it pickup or should we bring it out?
Caller: The 14th. Delivered, around noon.
Talks: Got it — the 14th, delivered at noon for 60. Let's pick the meats and sides…
Your numbers
What missed calls may be costing you
Starting value: Maple, 1M+ restaurant calls, 2025
Starting value: Maple, 1M+ restaurant calls, 2025
Revenue riding on them each month
Over a year
Not every missed call is a lost sale — this is the size of what’s on the line.
Questions