Add up one missed rush.
It’s 6:45 on a Friday. Both lines are ringing, the host can’t get to the phone — and every caller orders from the place down the street. Here’s the receipt.
Order taken, upsold, and fired to the kitchen.
It’s 7:38 PM Friday. MapleVoice picks up before the second ring — pleasant, fast, on-brand — and turns the call into a POS-ready ticket while your team cooks.
A perfect order-taker, on every line at once.
Runs the upsell
Suggests combos, sides, and desserts on every call to grow your average ticket.
Fires to your POS
Sends a clean ticket straight to Toast, Square, Clover, or Revel — no re-keying.
Books reservations
Takes table bookings and large-party requests and drops them on your floor plan.
Handles the overflow
Answers every line at once during the rush, so no caller hits a busy signal.
Asks for the review
Texts happy customers a review link after the order to grow your rating.
Same rush. Full tickets, not voicemail.
Operators who stopped dropping calls.
“Friday nights we were dropping a third of our calls. MapleVoice takes every order now and even upsells the wings. We recovered $8,200 in the first month.”
“The 5–8 PM rush used to mean a busy signal. Now every line gets answered at once and the orders fire straight to Toast. No more re-keying tickets.”
“We were leaving roughly $28k a year on the table in missed takeout. Catching even a few orders a shift paid for itself in the first weekend.”
Straight answers for operators.
Yes. It reads your live menu — sizes, toppings, substitutions, allergies, and combos — and confirms the order back to the caller before firing it to the kitchen.