Direct integration

Expected guests drive your mise en place

KitchenOps pulls the number of expected guests from TableFlow and translates it into concrete quantities to prepare, per day and part of the day. Your kitchen preps for the rush that's actually coming.

Official website of the partner: table-flow.app

TableFlow ↗expected guestsKitchenOps
What it delivers

What this integration delivers for KitchenOps

No extra system to manage, the data arrives right where you use it.

Expected guests per part of the day

The number of expected guests comes in per lunch, dinner and part of the day, the basis for your prep.

Seven days ahead

A busy-period overview shows the week ahead, so purchasing and planning are never caught off guard.

Prep scales with demand

Your mise en place proposal scales automatically with expected demand. Less guessing, more calm.

Less waste

Prepare for what's coming, not for a gut feeling. Less product ending up in the bin at the end of the day.

Per location

Each location has its own reservations and forecast, kept neatly separate.

No commission

TableFlow charges no commission per reservation. Your guests stay yours.

In practice

Prep for the guests who actually show up

TableFlow knows how many guests you can expect tonight. KitchenOps translates that into concrete prep: how much sauce, stock and garnish to have ready.

No more gut feeling, just a mise en place that moves with your reservations, per part of the day, per location.

How it works

Connected in four steps

1

We connect TableFlow

We link your reservations to KitchenOps, per location. Set it up once, then it runs on its own.

2

Guests come in

KitchenOps automatically retrieves the number of expected guests per part of the day.

3

Translated into prep

KitchenOps converts expected demand into concrete quantities to prepare.

4

The chef sees the demand

In the kitchen you see the week's expected demand and a prep proposal that moves with your guests.

The data

What KitchenOps extracts from your reservations

Expected guestsThe number of expected guests per day and daypart, per location.
Busyness overviewA seven-day look ahead for your planning and purchasing.
Preparation suggestionA suggested quantity to prepare per dish, based on expected footfall.
“We used to prepare the same amount every day. Now our prep moves with the reservations: less waste on quiet days, never running short on a busy Saturday.”
Sous chef, restaurant in Nijmegen
Frequently asked questions

Questions about the TableFlow integration

What do I need to connect?
A TableFlow account. We set up the integration per location for you, no technical configuration needed on your end.
Is this set up per location?
Yes. Each location gets its own integration, so expected guests and prep match each site.
What data does KitchenOps retrieve?
Only the number of expected guests per daypart, exactly what you need to plan your mise en place. No guest names or reservation details.
Will I see individual reservations in KitchenOps?
No. KitchenOps works with totals for preparation. Reservation management itself stays in TableFlow.
Does TableFlow charge commission per reservation?
No, TableFlow doesn't charge commission per reservation. The KitchenOps integration adds kitchen insight on top of that.

Let your reservations plan your kitchen

Connect TableFlow to KitchenOps and let your mise en place automatically move with the guests who actually show up.

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