Managed restaurant operations
Wobistro installs a role-based AI operator that works 24/7 on incoming work through the business WhatsApp or Telegram you already use—without a second number. It can be configured for controlled browser use, public research, documents, content, calendars, approved tools, reporting, approvals, and contextual handoff.
USD 100/month with no setup fee for one scoped role and up to three agreed initial workflows. Custom software, private infrastructure, and professional integrations are quoted separately by Foodelopers.
Choose a job, not a chatbot
The strongest first role has repeatable work, reliable source data, clear permissions, and a named person for approvals and exceptions. It can begin with up to three agreed workflows before any operational tool is connected.
Recommended first role
Coordinates a bounded queue across locations, turns exceptions into clear handoffs, and leaves a reviewable record of what happened.
Guest operations
Handles approved reservation, event, catering, FAQ, or service-recovery queues and routes situations that need judgment.
Scope this role →Back office
Collects permitted operational data, checks defined mismatches, prepares a review queue, and sends a concise close-of-day report.
Scope this role →Live / connected restaurant ops
A synthetic FWD Kitchen workspace built for Foodelopers. Test service coordination, recipes, SOPs, stock, and menu economics; Expo can prepare a recipe sheet or SOP and return a downloadable PDF in chat without exposing guests, orders, or production systems.
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Inside the demo
Ask Expo for a recipe sheet or SOP and download the PDF from chat. Role, menu, sources, workflows, tools, approvals, branding, and templates are customizable; messages and external writes stay simulated here.
Configurable 24/7 role
It works continuously on incoming work. Each capability is enabled for the role you approve; sensitive or external actions remain human-approved.
Navigate approved sites and complete defined browser steps.
Find and summarize public sources with links and traceability.
Complete approved templates, forms, and recurring records.
Prepare messages, briefs, menu copy, and campaign drafts.
Coordinate availability, appointments, meetings, and reminders.
Run approved tools and reusable workflows with permission gates.
Control model
The role is designed around permissions and failure states first. A production launch includes a clear action policy, named owners, monitoring, and a path to stop or revise the workflow.
Scoped tools & systemsCredentials and permissions are limited to the integrations and actions required for the agreed restaurant role.
Approval gates & human handoffRefunds, purchases, menu prices, staff changes, conflicting data, and policy exceptions stop for a named person with the relevant context attached.
Private deployment & monitoringThe runtime pattern is selected around the business’s security and infrastructure constraints. Activity, errors, and handoffs remain reviewable.
Delivery
Queue, source data, desired output, acceptance tests, exclusions, and named owners.
Approved tools, least-privilege credentials, action limits, approval gates, and escalation rules.
Real examples in a narrow scope, reviewed with the operator before permissions expand.
Deployment and monitoring, plus the method and reusable templates your team uses to create, duplicate, test, and adjust its own workflows.
Direct answers
The demo is an isolated Foodelopers workspace with synthetic FWD Kitchen data. Explore Front desk, Service, Recipes, SOPs, Inventory, Menu & margins, and Audit log, switch operating perspectives, and ask Expo to create a recipe sheet or SOP as a downloadable PDF directly in chat. Actions that would affect guests, orders, stock, prices, or connected systems are simulated and remain behind visible approval gates.
Yes. The role, operating menu, sources, workflows, tools, approval boundaries, branding, and recipe, SOP, and PDF templates are customized for each restaurant. This public demo remains deliberately bounded and synthetic so you can test the method without real operational data.
Yes. A commercial role can be configured to work continuously on incoming tasks, use a controlled browser, research public sources, complete approved templates and documents, draft content, coordinate calendars or appointments, and operate approved tools and workflows. Capabilities are enabled only when needed; sensitive or external actions stay permission-bound and human-approved.
No. The deliverable is a managed role with a defined queue, approved knowledge, selected tools, action limits, escalation, and monitoring. A conversational interface is optional.
Yes when branch rules and source data can be separated reliably. The initial scope may start with one location or one queue before expanding.
The customer retains ownership of business accounts and credentials. Access is scoped for the role and can be revoked as part of the operating plan.
No. The employee uses the existing business channel you choose—WhatsApp or Telegram. Foodelopers does not provide or require a second number. Channel access and policy fit are validated during onboarding.
Yes. We configure up to three agreed initial workflows and teach the operating method with reusable templates so your team can create, duplicate, test, and adjust its own. Additional professional design, implementation, or integrations are quoted separately according to complexity.
The Wobistro offer is USD 100/month with no setup fee. It includes one bounded role and up to three agreed initial workflows. Custom software, private infrastructure, and professional integrations are quoted separately by Foodelopers.
The launch plan is set after Foodelopers validates the workflow, examples, access, approval owners, and integrations. A role using reliable existing access is faster to validate than one that needs a custom connector or data cleanup.
The deployment pattern is chosen during scope around your data, security, network, and infrastructure requirements. Private infrastructure can be quoted when the role requires it.
The operating policy defines whether the role stops, retries, requests approval, or hands the work to a named person. Failures and handoffs are logged so the workflow can be reviewed and corrected.
Before launch, we define acceptance measures for the chosen queue, such as completion quality, processing time, handoff rate, error rate, or backlog reduction. The role is reviewed against those measures rather than judged as a generic AI demo.
Wobistro · start with up to three workflows
Use the free audit for the standard Wobistro employee offer. Foodelopers remains available as the secondary route for custom restaurant software and integrations.
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