Workflow blueprint

CRM software for restaurants that remembers the permitted purpose

A guest relationship blueprint that prevents one visit, delivery number or complaint from quietly becoming an unlimited marketing profile.

Control catering follow-up and service recovery while withholding loyalty, reservation, delivery, campaign automation, sentiment, payment-profile and review-campaign promises.

TL;DR — Control catering follow-up and service recovery while withholding loyalty, reservation, delivery, campaign automation, sentiment, payment-profile and review-campaign promises.
1

Record how and why the contact arrived

Distinguish a catering enquiry, transaction message, recovery case and voluntary promotional state before assigning any audience or follow-up.

2

Own the promised guest outcome

Keep the reported experience, manager action, due point and guest confirmation together without turning a complaint narrative into a public staff note.

3

Check purpose before communication

Verify the intended message against the permitted contact state and suppression record instead of assuming every customer may receive every campaign.

4

Retire active use without erasing accountability

Move expired purposes out of active queues while preserving the minimal evidence needed to explain a promise, suppression or completed recovery.

Page-specific decision aid

A guest-purpose, permission and service-recovery relationship ledger

The ledger accepts quote follow-up for a catering enquiry but blocks a birthday promotion until the proper marketing state exists. A delayed dinner keeps the guest report, promised recovery and manager confirmation. A review request cannot target only positive recoveries, and expired purposes leave the active audience.

  • A delivery number is not an open marketing permission.
  • Recovery closes on the promised outcome, not an internal status.
  • Visit frequency never proves loyalty or consent.
Scope first

What Codeblix would confirm before implementation

This page is an operational blueprint. The final workflow, screens, permissions and integrations depend on your current process and agreed implementation scope.

  • Contact source and allowed purpose shown before follow-up
  • Service recovery has a promise, owner and confirmation event
  • Suppressed contacts stay outside promotional selections
  • Loyalty, bookings, delivery, campaigns, reviews and payment profiles excluded

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