Everyguest, aprofile.
Phone, email, lifetime spend, favorite dish, last visit, allergies, every order they've ever placed. Searchable. Filterable. Tied to every channel — site, app, POS, voice agent.
Maria H. · LTV $1,840
VIPThe same guest on the site, the app, the POS, and the phone.
KitchenRush dedups guests by phone, email, and saved card. If Maria orders on the website Monday and walks in Tuesday and calls Wednesday, it's all one profile with one lifetime spend total. The host knows it's Maria.
- Dedup by phone, email, and saved card
- Profile visible at every touchpoint
- Host sees 'Maria — 47 visits' on the phone
Maria H. · LTV $1,840
VIPFavorite dish. Last visit. Allergies. The right details.
Per guest: favorite dish (auto-derived from frequency), last visit, lifetime spend, channel mix, dietary tags (vegetarian, gluten-free, peanut allergy), and any notes you've added. Surfaces at checkout, on the phone, at the host stand.
- Favorite dish auto-derived from history
- Allergy + dietary tags flagged on every ticket
- Free-form notes from staff
Maria H. · LTV $1,840
VIPBuild a list. Send a message. Watch it convert.
Filter by anything — VIPs, lapsed regulars, birthday week, catering buyers, lunch-only diners. Then send an email or SMS from the same screen. Track the campaign back to revenue. No more 'export to CSV and upload to Mailchimp.'
- Filter on any field combination
- One-click segment → campaign
- Per-campaign revenue attribution
Marketing queue · next 7d
14 scheduled“I knew my regulars by face. KitchenRush told me my top 50 spend 14× the average and I had no birthday data on 80% of them. Fixed that in a week.”
Live in minutes.
Existing guests import
Email + phone from past orders. POS history too.
Add what matters
Allergies, favorites, notes — staff add over the first month.
Use the data
At the host stand, on the phone, in marketing — same profile.
Asked and answered.
Is this GDPR / CCPA compliant?+
Can guests opt out?+
How does it dedup?+
Can I add custom fields?+
A regular is worth 14× a stranger.
Identity, history, preferences — at every touchpoint. The CRM that actually gets used.