Works with the systems you already run on
Orders land in your POS, reservations in OpenTable, confirmations by SMS and WhatsApp. Nothing about your kitchen workflow changes — the phone just stops being a bottleneck.
From “hello” to kitchen ticket in one call
No middleware project, no new hardware. mBlaze sits between your phone line and your POS — and stays out of the way.
Phone call
A guest calls your existing number — answered on the first ring, every time.
mBlaze AI
Takes the order with every modifier, confirms the total, books the table.
Your POS
The ticket lands in your POS and prints in the kitchen like any other order.
POS, reservations, and messaging — covered
Every integration is built and maintained by us, so orders, bookings, and confirmations stay in sync without anyone babysitting a tablet.
Point of Sale
6 integrationsPhone orders appear in your POS like any other ticket — no extra tablet on the counter, no re-keying during a rush.
Orders appear in Toast like any other ticket — straight to the kitchen printer.
Menu, modifiers, and payments stay in sync with Square — update an item once, the AI knows immediately.
Phone orders drop into Clover with items, modifiers, and totals already keyed — nothing to re-enter.
Tickets hit SpotOn with pickup times attached, so the line knows exactly when to fire.
Built for multi-unit NCR Aloha operations — every phone order routes to the right location.
Phone orders ride your existing Olo pipeline — same flow as your app and web orders.
Reservations
1 integrationTables booked on the phone show up where your host already looks — no double-bookings, no sticky notes.
Party size, time, and special requests booked on the call sync to OpenTable instantly — your host stand never skips a beat.
Real-time syncMessaging
2 integrationsGuests get instant confirmations on the channels they already use — fewer “is my order ready?” calls.
Order, total, and pickup time texted before the guest hangs up — with directions to your door.
Confirmations and updates over WhatsApp for guests who live there — in whichever of 30+ languages they ordered in.