On a full night, the person at the door is making a decision that depends on information they don't have. Which table is about to leave? Is the terrace table actually free, or has the previous party just not been cleared? Is a family of eight going to wait forty minutes when the tables next to each other could be joined? So the host walks the floor, and while they're walking, the door is unattended.
Jamanvar puts the floor plan on a screen. Main Dining, Terrace, Family Hall and Bar Area appear together, each table coloured by its state: available, occupied, billing or reserved. Tap a table and you see its running order, how long the guests have been seated and which captain owns it.
Big party? Merge tables in one tap. Guests want to move to the terrace? Transfer the running order across without re-punching a single item. The floor plan is never a separate thing to maintain. It updates from the orders and bills that are already flowing through the system.
A good fit for full-service family dining, and for any restaurant with more than one section or a terrace.