Where does the guest record come from?
From real visits — bookings, party size, spend, the table and zone, the dishes a guest pre-orders, declared allergens, occasions and the feedback they give all attach to one record. It is built from how guests actually behave, not from guesswork, and needs no point-of-sale integration.
How does review recovery avoid public complaints?
A short rating ask after the visit routes by the answer: a low score opens a private recovery case for your team — a prompt, personal apology — and the public-review invite is held back until that case is resolved, while a high score is guided straight to Google or TripAdvisor.
Will RAYN message guests on its own?
Ad-hoc campaigns wait for a person to approve each one. The always-on win-back journeys you approve once as a play, then they run automatically — always inside consent, a frequency cap and quiet hours, and they stop chasing a guest who has already rebooked. Nothing ever sends to a guest who has not consented.
Who owns the guest data?
You act on it: a venue only ever sees the guests linked to its own bookings and visits — enforced at the database level — and contact details are restricted to owner and manager roles. The record travels with the guest across the RAYN venues they visit, so the concierge, host station and campaigns never disagree about who someone is.