Part of Restaurant Hub Restaurant Daily Offers
Lunch specials and daily menus that switch themselves on.
A daily menu is a different kind of content from a standing menu. It exists for one lunch service, one weekday or one weekend, and it has no business living inside the menu you print for the year.
In Restaurant Hub, daily offers sit in their own lists and are assigned to specific dates or weekdays. Monday lunch, the Friday seafood menu, a business lunch, a soup of the day, a weekend special, a seasonal card — you set the schedule once and guests see the right offer on the right day. Nobody edits the main menu at half past ten in the morning.
Because the schedule does the switching, the offer that expired on Sunday is not still hanging on the digital menu on Monday. That is the part that usually goes wrong when the daily special is a photo somebody posts by hand.
The same daily offers can be embedded in the website you already have through a KIMISUITE widget. You manage the offer inside Restaurant Hub, and the website follows without anyone touching it.
Key Benefits
Offers are scheduled by date or weekday and appear and disappear on their own
The standing menu is never edited to run a lunch special, so it stays stable and correct
Offers are grouped into lists, which makes a recurring weekly rhythm quick to set up
The same offers can be embedded in your existing website, which then updates itself
Use Cases
Business lunch and weekday specials
A restaurant with a different lunch offer for each weekday sets the whole week up once. Every day the correct lunch appears on the digital menu and on the website, without a member of staff remembering to swap it before the rush.
Seasonal and weekend menus
A seasonal card or a weekend special runs for a defined window and then stops. Scheduling it by date means the offer ends by itself, so an expired promotion never greets guests who arrive the following week.
Restaurants promoting the daily special on their own website
Instead of asking a web agency to change a page every morning, the offer is managed in Restaurant Hub and the website widget shows the current one. The website stops being the bottleneck.