Timings, parking, a table for six. Asked at 2am.
People decide where to eat on their phone, late, and they ask before they come. ReplyKing answers from your own information — hours, parking, delivery area, the menu — cites where it got the answer, and hands anything unusual to you in the morning.
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02:03, in the DM
open tomorrow? and do you deliver to vijay nagar
We’re open 12–11 tomorrow, and yes — Vijay Nagar is in our delivery area. Source: Hours & delivery.
table for 8 on saturday night?
Eight is a big one — I’ve passed this to the team and they’ll confirm in the morning.
An illustration of a ReplyKing flow, not a real customer conversation.
The questions that never stop
- “Are you open?” “Do you deliver to Vijay Nagar?” “Is there parking?” — forty times a week, the same eight questions.
- Someone asked about a table for eight on Instagram on Friday night. You saw it on Sunday.
- Your best table is empty and the only people who know about tonight’s offer are the ones already following you.
What happens instead
Four steps, and every one of them is a real setting
- 1
Give it what you already have
Your hours, your delivery area, your menu PDF, your website page. Change one and it re-reads it; you always know what it was reading when it answered.
- 2
It answers what it can
Grounded in your own documents and citing which one, in whatever language they wrote in — and it says so when it doesn’t know rather than guessing at your hours.
- 3
And hands over what it can’t
A large table, a complaint, a special request: it stops, leaves a note for the team, and the thread lands in the shared inbox with a clock on it.
- 4
Tonight’s offer goes out on WhatsApp
To the people who opted in, scheduled in their timezone, with the cost shown before it sends — not a forward from somebody’s personal number.
What’s inside
What a restaurant or local business uses
For a business where the questions repeat and the person who knows the answer is busy.
An agent that only knows your business
It answers from your documents, cites them, and never volunteers something you didn’t tell it. Guardrails decide what it refuses and when it must hand over.
Awake when you’re closed
Autopilot answers the chats nobody picked up, with a daily cap and a limit on replies in a row — and it steps back the second a person opens the thread.
A WhatsApp list that’s actually yours
Opt-ins logged with where they came from, segments built from your contacts, and broadcasts scheduled with the cost shown first.
Bookings when you take them
A booking page with your logo, your hours and your table lengths, a confirmation email carrying a calendar invite, and a WhatsApp reminder the day before.
One inbox for the whole front of house
Instagram, WhatsApp, email and the chat on your site in one list, assigned to whoever is on, with a rating asked for when it’s closed.
The comment under tonight’s reel
“Price?” or “timings?” under a post becomes a DM with the answer and the booking or delivery link in it.
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The rest of what this does
FAQ
Questions people ask first
Answer the 2am question tonight
Point the agent at your hours and your menu, try it in the playground, and decide how far you trust it before anyone else talks to it.
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