Mgahawa — oda, meza na malipo
Takeaway orders, table bookings confirmed with a one-time code, and a deposit taken in the thread — with the kitchen’s opening hours doing the gatekeeping.
This is the real thing
A messaging flow runs on the same engine that answers real customers, inside a transaction that is rolled back. Nothing is sent, nothing is written, no order is created.
- ✓ Masked steps still run — you see the reply, not how it was written
- ✕ Payments, SMS and calls are stubbed here
- ☎ The IVR is walked here — no real line is ever dialled
The seller left this much readable. The rest unlocks when you buy it — but every branch and every step kind is shown, so you can see what you are getting.
A restaurant line that answers the three things people message about and nothing else. It checks the kitchen is open before it offers food, and says when it opens if it is not. Orders are typed in plain words and priced against your menu; bookings are confirmed with a code sent to the number doing the booking, because a table held for somebody who never arrives is a table lost. A deposit is optional and asked for once, politely, with the amount named. Questions it was not built for — allergies, parking, whether you do birthdays — go to your knowledge base first and a person second.