Interlude / after close
Most of these get written at the end of the bar after close, notebook out, phone face up. Stephen reads them the same way.
A few quick questions about your room, your phone, and the way calls come in. When you hit send, your booking link and live status page hit your inbox instantly. Stephen calls you back the same day, inside four hours.
Five minutes with Quinn on our demo line at Marino's, a fictional Philly pizza shop. Order like you're hungry. Nothing saved, no email required.
No same-day switch-on. A person on our end listens to your room before Quinn ever answers a real call. That's what keeps her from sounding like a robot.
Stephen calls you back the same day. Twenty minutes on the phone. He learns your spot.
Your menu, your hours, the way your regulars actually order. We rehearse. You listen. We tune until she sounds right.
Your own line, live. Forward your busy hours in first, or the whole day. Your call.
Most of these get written at the end of the bar after close, notebook out, phone face up. Stephen reads them the same way.
Only the top three are required. The rest helps Stephen show up to the call already knowing your setup.
Prefer email? stephen@portata.dev. Either way it reaches the same person.