Real-time order events
Order placed, paid, fulfilled, refunded, cancelled — each one fires a workflow trigger you can branch on (item, total, time of day).
Sixteen restaurant events trigger drag-and-drop workflows. Slack, Twilio, Sheets, QuickBooks, Mailchimp — connect the tools you already use to the orders flowing through your kitchen.
Restaurant operators tired of manual coordination — checking the tablet, copying numbers to QuickBooks, calling customers, posting to staff chat.
A single operations layer keeps customer experience and back-office workflows aligned.
Order placed, paid, fulfilled, refunded, cancelled — each one fires a workflow trigger you can branch on (item, total, time of day).
Mark order ready, refund, award loyalty points, send branded email — six write-back actions to your store from any flow.
Slack, Twilio, Gmail, Google Sheets, QuickBooks, Mailchimp, HubSpot, Square, Discord. Pick the one your team already uses.
Zapier charges per task; ours doesn't. We self-host the workflow engine on our own infrastructure.
Sequence operations in a way teams can follow under real volume.
Pick a trigger (e.g., order placed over $100).
Add steps: Slack message, SMS, conditional logic, delays.
Optionally write back to Vertex — mark ready, award points, send email.
Activate. Every matching order runs the flow.
Conceptually yes, but built into your platform with native order/booking triggers and write-back actions Zapier doesn't have. Plus no per-task billing.
Yes. Twilio is one of 9,000+ native integrations in the automation canvas.
Each plan caps monthly executions: 100 on Starter, 1K on Growth, 10K on Scale. Past the cap, deliveries return rate-limited so you don't get surprised.
Start with a prefilled signup flow and compare additional buyer guides before rollout.