# Reserve with Google & Other Booking Channels

The more places guests can find and book you, the more reservations you'll get. Oddle Reserve connects to several booking channels beyond your own booking page — and all reservations flow into your Host App in one place.

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## Reserve with Google

Reserve with Google is one of the highest-traffic booking channels available. It lets guests book a table directly from Google Search or Google Maps — right from your Google Business listing, without leaving Google.

When a guest searches for your restaurant and sees the "Reserve a table" button, they can:

1. See your available time slots
2. Select a date, time, and party size
3. Confirm the booking

The reservation then appears in your Host App alongside all your other bookings.

### How to Enable It

Reserve with Google is enabled **at the ticket level**:

1. Go to your ticket settings in the Host App
2. Find the **Bookable Channels** section
3. Toggle on **Reserve with Google**

### Requirements

For Reserve with Google to work:

* Your store must be active with an accurate address (Google matches your listing by address)
* You need at least one service schedule with online-enabled tables
* The ticket must be a **non-payment ticket** — tickets requiring deposits, prepayments, or card guarantees can't be shown on Google
* The ticket must be active

You can sync up to **4 non-payment tickets** with Google at a time.

> **Important:** Google reviews and processes your listing, so it may take up to 24 hours after enabling for the "Reserve a table" button to appear on Google. If it doesn't show up, double-check that your store address is complete and accurate.

### Reservations from Google

Bookings made through Google show up in your Host App just like any other reservation. There's no difference in how you manage them — same statuses, same workflow.

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## Embedded Reservation Widget

If you have your own website, you can embed a reservation widget directly on it. This lets guests book without leaving your site.

The widget provides the same booking flow as your Oddle booking page but embedded within your website's design. Your web developer can install it with a simple code snippet.

## Oddle Shop Integration

If you use Oddle Shop for online ordering, you can also surface your reservation option on your shop page. Guests browsing your menu for delivery or takeaway can discover that you also accept reservations.

## Oddle Eats

Oddle Eats is Oddle's food discovery marketplace. When your restaurant is listed on Oddle Eats, new diners can discover you and book a reservation — this is an acquisition channel that brings in guests who might not have found you otherwise.

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## All Channels, One Dashboard

Regardless of where the reservation comes from — your booking page, Google, your website widget, Oddle Shop, or Oddle Eats — every booking appears in your Host App. Your team manages everything in one place with no need to check multiple systems.


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