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Oddle Reserve

Oddle Reserve gives your restaurant its own direct reservation channel — with all the essentials you need for bookings, seating, and no-show controls, without unnecessary complexity.

Guests book through your branded booking page, your website, Reserve with Google, or your Oddle Shop. Every reservation flows into one place: the Host App, where your floor team manages the day-to-day.

The smart part? Reserve is connected to the rest of Oddle. Every booking captures guest data that feeds into Customer Intelligence and Marketing — so follow-ups like cancelled reservation win-backs and lapsed guest re-engagement happen automatically, without a separate tool.


Key Concepts

Before diving in, here's how Oddle Reserve is structured:

Tickets define what guests can book — a standard table reservation, a prix fixe dinner, an outdoor brunch. Each ticket has its own capacity rules, payment settings, and availability.

Schedules define when those tickets are available. You set weekly recurring schedules, override them with special schedules for holidays or events, and block out dates when you're closed.

Tables & Floor Plan define where guests sit. You set up your areas, tables, and seating capacity — then your floor team handles the rest from the Host App.


Where to Manage What

Reserve settings live in two places:

Merchant Admin (panel.oddle.me) is where you manage your booking channels — your reservation link, website widget, and Oddle Shop reservation page. This is also where you configure brand-level settings like house rules.

Host App (host.oddle.me) is where your team manages everything operational — schedules, tickets, tables, floor plan, notifications, and day-to-day reservations. Most of the setup covered in this section happens here.


In This Section

Looking for walk-in queues? Queue Management (Beta) lives in its own section now. See Queue Management for setup, customer experience, day-to-day staff flow, and Queue with Google.

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