Mobile apps made to order
Your customers live on mobile. Your business should too. Give them a branded mobile app that remembers their usual. Square POS integrated, built in 24 hours.
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Keep every waiting party organized from one simple dashboard. Add guests in seconds, see who's next, track live wait times, and seat tables with a single click.
Automatic confirmation and "table almost ready" texts keep guests informed every step of the way, so your staff spends less time answering questions and more time serving tables.
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Configure your average wait per party and let Per Diem calculate estimated wait times automatically for both guests and staff.
Limit how many parties can join the list at once and keep your dining room manageable, even during your busiest hours.
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Seat parties with one click and instantly update your live queue without extra cleanup or manual tracking.
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Every phone number automatically matches an existing customer or creates a new profile, helping you grow your guest database without adding work for your staff.
Adjust wait times, capacity, party limits, SMS messages, and notification timing for each restaurant location, all from one dashboard.
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As Plomo Quesadillas scaled up, orders started coming in from everywhere. Per Diem brought it all into a single system, so the team could stay organized instead of juggling multiple platforms.
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Staff simply add guests to the waitlist using their phone number and party size. Per Diem tracks each party in a live queue, calculates estimated wait times, and automatically notifies guests when their table is almost ready.
Yes. Guests automatically receive a confirmation when they join the waitlist and another text when their table is nearly ready. Restaurants can customize both messages to match their brand.
Absolutely. Each location can set its own estimated wait time per party, notification trigger, maximum party size, and maximum waitlist capacity.
Yes. Restaurants can define the maximum number of parties allowed on the waitlist, helping prevent overcrowding during busy service periods.