CATERING CALLS THAT DO NOT GET DROPPED
Omaha takes a steady stream of catering and advance-order calls — the kind that do not fit a place-it-now ordering flow. We worked with Srinivas to build scheduling that respects real store hours and a clean handoff for catering.
NOT EVERY ORDER IS FOR RIGHT NOW
A lot of Omaha's phone volume is forward-looking: a party order for Saturday, a pickup scheduled around a workday, a catering request that needs a real conversation. A simple take-the-order-now flow drops all of it.
Catering goes to a person
When the AI hears a catering request, it confirms that is what the caller means and hands the call to staff — catering is a relationship, not a transaction. The conversation patterns for this were documented and tuned around how Omaha's callers actually ask.
Scheduled orders that respect the kitchen
For non-catering future orders, the AI captures a pickup date and time and validates it against the location's real operating hours, including holiday overrides and timezone handling, so it never promises a slot the kitchen cannot serve.
Built around Omaha's call patterns
Future orders are a per-location capability, toggled and tuned for Omaha. The greeting, the questions, and the handoff rules were all shaped around the way this location actually runs.
Catering calls reach a person instead of a generic order flow
Scheduled orders validated against real store hours and holidays
Future-order behavior configurable per location
Conversation patterns documented and tuned to Omaha's callers
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