Promo, Macros, and AI Camera
Next-level copilot: automation of routine scenarios and working with a smartphone camera as the eyes of AI. Venues that have mastered these commands save 1-2 hours of management time every day.
Why businesses need this. Marketing promotions in a minute, not an hour of programming. Morning and evening "rituals" in a single phrase. A new dish in the menu from a photo of the pass, without manual entry of the name, description, and price.
Promotions and Combos
| Command | What it does | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Create discount | Launches a percentage or fixed discount on a category/menu item | "20% discount on cocktails Mon-Fri from 18:00 to 20:00", "−15% on desserts every Tuesday" |
| Happy Hour | A recurring discount window with auto-start/stop | "Happy hour: beer -30% weekdays 17-19", "Happy hour on wine: Thu-Sat 18-21" |
| Order value discount | Discount when the order total exceeds a set amount | "5 lari discount on orders over 50", "$5 off orders over $40" |
| Create combo | Combines 2-4 menu items into a fixed price | "Lunch combo: soup + main course + drink for 25 lari", "Combo: pizza + drink for $12" |
| Seasonal menu | Activates/deactivates a group of menu items on a schedule | "Turn on summer menu until September 30", "Activate winter menu Dec 1 — Feb 28" |
| Remove promotion | Disables an active discount or combo | "Remove cocktail discount", "Stop happy hour" |
Example scenario. Friday, 16:50. You say: "25% discount on craft beer until midnight". Copilot confirms the list of 8 menu items, activates the promotion in the QR menu, and a "-25%" badge along with a countdown timer appears on all guest screens. At 00:00, the promotion turns off automatically, and prices return to normal.
Limits and Flow Control
| Command | What it does | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Hourly order limit | Limits the number of specific dishes | "Maximum 10 sushi orders per hour", "Cap pizza orders at 12/hour" |
| Daily limit per dish | Daily maximum for a specific menu item | "Khinkali — no more than 100 per day", "Steak: 30 portions today" |
| Delivery minimum | Changes the delivery amount threshold | "Minimum delivery 40 GEL", "Minimum delivery: $25" |
Why. Protecting the kitchen from overload during peak hours, controlling expensive ingredients, and flexible management of delivery logistics.
Macros — Recorded Scenarios
A macro is a sequence of actions that you have named. Record it once — then run it with a single phrase.
| Command | What it does | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Create macro | Records a scenario | “Remember: morning setup = enable breakfasts, dinner to stop list, banner until 12” |
| Run macro | Executes the saved scenario | “Run morning setup”, “Run closing routine” |
| Macro list | Shows everything that is recorded | “What macros do I have?”, “Show my routines” |
| Delete macro | Removes the scenario from the library | “Delete renovation macro”, “Delete morning macro” |
| Edit macro | Updates the steps of an existing macro | “Add to morning setup: remove yesterday's banner” |
Ready-made templates. Upon connection, the copilot already includes popular templates:
- Restaurant Morning — open breakfast menu items, activate the “Breakfasts” category, remove yesterday's banners
- Closing — put desserts on the stop list, disable online orders, show the “Closing soon” banner
- Business Lunch — activate the lunch menu at 12:00, hide it automatically at 16:00
- Alcohol-Free Day — hide the “Alcohol” and “Cocktails” categories (for fasting days, school events)
Scenario example. Every morning at 10:00, the manager spends 25 minutes on the exact same actions. Having recorded a macro, they now just say “Opening” — and in 8 seconds, everything is ready.
Schedule and Automation
| Command | What it does | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Schedule action | Execute command at the specified time | "Tomorrow at 9 turn on breakfasts", "At 16:00 hide lunch menu" |
| Recurring schedule | Regular actions by days of the week | "Every weekday at 11 — show lunches, at 16 — hide" |
| Conditional rule | Action when a condition is met | "When khinkali run out — put up a banner and add to stop-list", "If steak < 5 — alert kitchen" |
| Show schedule | List of scheduled tasks | "What do I have scheduled?", "Show scheduled tasks" |
Example scenario. "Every Sunday at 23:00 — turn off breakfasts, on Monday at 7:00 — turn on". Once set, the copilot executes it itself every week. The manager is freed up.
AI Camera: Photo → Data
These commands require access to the smartphone camera. Copilot recognizes the image and turns it into structured menu data.
| Command | What it does | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Photo → menu item | Creates a menu item from a photo of the prepared dish | "Take a photo of this dish and add it to the menu" |
| Scan invoice | Extracts items and prices from a paper invoice | "Scan the invoice and update the cost price" |
| Scan competitor's menu | Analyzes which dishes they have and which ones you don't | "Take a photo of the competitor's menu — what do they have that we don't?" |
| Allergen label check | Recognizes the ingredients on the product packaging and checks them against dish tags | "Check this label for allergens" |
| AI dish photo enhancement | Generates an appealing photo for an existing menu item | "Generate a beautiful photo for Khachapuri", "Improve photo for Caesar" |
| Specials board | Recognizes a chalkboard of special offers and updates the QR menu | "Read the specials board and update the QR menu" |
Example scenario — photo → dish. The chef has prepared a new seasonal dish. The manager points the camera: "Take a photo and add it to the menu." Copilot:
- Recognizes what is on the plate (shrimp pasta)
- Suggests a name ("Linguine ai gamberi") and a category ("Pasta")
- Selects a description in 3 menu languages
- Asks for the price and confirmation
- Saves the photo in HD as a dish card
Example scenario — invoice. Ingredients have been delivered. The manager takes a photo of the supplier's invoice: Copilot recognizes the items, prices per kg, calculates changes in cost price, and warns: "The cost price of pasta has increased by 8% — food cost will rise from 28% to 31%. Increase pasta prices by 7%?"
Industry Voice Templates
Copilot understands industry slang — no need to speak in "technical" language:
| Slang | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 86 [dish] | Put on the stop-list (international kitchen slang) |
| All day [dish] | How many active orders with this dish currently |
| In the weeds | Kitchen is overwhelmed — pause orders |
| Fire [dish] | Start preparing the order |
| VIP this | Mark the order as priority |
See also
- Basic Command Reference — starter commands for daily work
- Bulk and Advanced Operations — bulk edits and access management
- Analytics and Smart Insights — copilot itself suggests what to improve