Guest flow

Run the room from a floor plan that stays current.

See how the floor is moving and make better use of every table during service.

See how it works

Inside the platform

A working view built for the pace of service.

This illustrative product view shows how table management keeps the relevant people, details, and next actions together.

BistroBee · Table Management

BistroBee restaurant floor plan showing occupied, available, reserved, and cleaning table states

Why it matters

More clarity at the moment the work is happening.

01

Read the room quickly

See occupied, available, reserved, and resetting tables at a glance.

02

Keep table context close

Check party size, seated time, server, and the next booking without leaving the floor.

03

Make each turn deliberate

Use live table status to seat guests and prepare for the next reservation.

How it works

From the first input to a shared plan.

A focused workflow keeps the operational detail visible without making the process heavier.

  1. 1

    Map your floor

    Reflect the real dining room, terrace, bar, and other service areas.

  2. 2

    Update during service

    Move tables through available, occupied, reserved, and cleaning states.

  3. 3

    Seat the next party

    Match waiting guests to the right table with the next booking in view.

Your next service

See table management in the context of your venue.

See how BistroBee can bring your team, bookings, tables, and venue performance into one operational view.

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Tell us about your venue.

Share what you manage today and where the friction is. We’ll use your details to start a practical conversation about your venue.