Question 1

Which operator workflows does Braiseflux support, and what still needs approval?

Accepted Answer

Braiseflux supports demand monitoring, menu and availability updates, per-brand inventory reorder signals, courier handoff sequencing, and review-reply drafting across a multi-brand operation. Agents prepare recommendations or drafts; the operator remains the approval boundary for publishing menu changes, sending supplier orders, dispatch exceptions, and replies to sensitive reviews.

Question 2

Can I see every brand and kitchen in one portfolio view?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The portfolio view keeps each brand, storefront, and kitchen distinct while bringing orders, revenue, ratings, margin signals, prep status, and POS counts into one operator surface. Filter to a brand or kitchen for the shift, then return to the portfolio view without opening a separate dashboard for each line.

Question 3

What happens before a menu swap reaches a storefront?

Accepted Answer

When demand, margin, or saturation supports a change, the menu-swap agent queues a storefront-specific draft. The operator reviews and approves it before anything is published; after approval, the menu source of truth can push the listing, hours, availability, and prices to the connected storefronts in the same minute.

Question 4

How are per-brand inventory reorder signals calculated?

Accepted Answer

The reorder signal follows each brand’s cadence rather than using one kitchen-wide schedule. It combines POS consumption velocity, the par level you set, projected demand for the next prep windows, and distributor lead time; when a SKU dips below par, a supplier-ready draft with the SKU and quantity lands for the operator to review, edit, and send.

Question 5

How are review replies drafted, approved, escalated, and rolled back?

Accepted Answer

The review agent drafts a same-day reply in the brand voice and puts it in one queue across Google, Yelp, and platform-native feeds. The operator can edit and approve it; food-safety, named-staff, and other sensitive reviews are escalated for human judgment. Approved replies stay in a reversible audit trail, with one-tap rollback when the response needs to be pulled back.

Question 6

How does courier operations support a multi-brand rush?

Accepted Answer

During a rush, the courier-routing agent reads the kitchen flight across active storefronts using POS ticket time, per-SKU prep estimates, and courier ETA from DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub dispatch. It surfaces a ranked pack sequence per handoff point and balances per-courier load, while the operator stays the dispatch authority when a handoff needs a human call.

Question 7

Which marketplace, POS, review, and supplier connections are supported?

Accepted Answer

Braiseflux connects DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub for delivery; Square, Toast, and Clover for cloud POS; and Google, Yelp, and platform-native feeds for reviews. Inventory and supplier ordering extend through Otter to MarketMan, BlueCart, and the Sysco and US Foods order feeds.

Question 8

What should be ready for onboarding, and how do additional brands scale?

Accepted Answer

For the first brand, have one delivery marketplace connection, one cloud POS connection, the brand name and logo, and the current menu ready. Setup takes roughly forty minutes from first login to a live listing; additional brands repeat the brand-and-menu setup on the same kitchen connection and operator surface, so the operating rail scales without a new dashboard for every brand.

Question 9

How does the operator waitlist work?

Accepted Answer

Join with a work email on the public waitlist form. A new signup is idempotent: submitting the same email again keeps the original spot and referral code. The confirmation shows your current position and a personal referral link; sharing it can move you up the queue. We email you when your market opens with onboarding and pilot-slot details—there is no generic drip campaign.

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