Hospitality and restaurants
Internal communications for hospitality and restaurants
Split shifts, a young team and turnover that never lets up. Blastack runs on the phone they already carry, with no IT setup and no training.
€1.00 per person per month · No card · No minimum term
What happens today
The four problems that keep coming up
Turnover that never stops
New people every month. Setting up company accounts for a three-month contract is worth nobody's time.
Shifts that never overlap
The lunch team and the dinner team don't cross over, and what gets said on one never reaches the other.
Menu changes on the fly
A dish coming off the menu has to reach front of house before service, not when a customer orders it.
Allergens
The fourteen allergens are not something to pass on by word of mouth. It has to reach everybody, and you want a record that it did.
Use cases
What it gets used for in Hospitality
- Menu change sent out before front of house opens
- Allergen procedure with a read receipt
- Rota published on the venue's noticeboard
- Seasonal staff join with a code
- Recognition for the team after a hard service
What we don't solve
It doesn't build your rotas
It publishes the rota you already build somewhere else, but it doesn't generate it, it doesn't handle shift swaps between colleagues and it doesn't count hours. If what you want is a rota planner, this isn't one.
Seasonal staff are in within two minutes with a code. It used to take us a week to give them access to anything.
What's included
All of this, from €1.00 per person per month
The noticeboard and the directory are in the base fee. Analytics, surveys, documents and chat switch on separately, at between one and ten cents per person.
Noticeboard and announcements
Posts with photo, video and PDF, targeted by site
Reach analytics
What percentage of your workforce has read each announcement
Surveys and employee engagement
Ask your workforce, with breakdowns and real anonymity
Documents with read receipts
Payslips, procedures and policies with proof of reading
Staff directory
Who is who, by department and by site
Roles and moderation
Who publishes, who approves, and what gets logged
Try it on one site and look at the number
Fifteen days, no card. Hand the code out at one plant, publish two announcements and look at what percentage of people read them.
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