The numbers are worked examples to show the shape of the leak, not results. Your own numbers come from your calendar and your phone log on the setup call.
Missed calls during the rush
The phone that rang 6 times on Friday night
Example: A 40-seat place that misses 6 calls a night, where 2 were tables of 4 at a $45 check, is looking at about $360 a night that ate somewhere else.
Foreman: Foreman texts the caller back within 60 seconds, offers the real openings from OpenTable, Resy or your book, and takes the reservation with the party size and the allergy note.
Catering quotes that never got a follow-up
The $880 lunch order nobody wrote back to
Example: An office that asks 3 restaurants for a lunch quote orders from the one that answered with a price and a menu.
Foreman: Foreman quotes from your catering menu and minimums, sends the menu, takes the deposit and puts the order on the calendar. Changes come to you for a tap.
Cancellations and no-shows
The 4-top that cancelled at 6:00 PM
Example: A no-show on a Friday 4-top is the most expensive table of the week, and the waitlist never hears about it.
Foreman: Foreman confirms at noon, releases the cancellation to the waitlist the minute it opens, and the first yes gets the table.
Regulars who stopped coming
The guests you have not seen in 60 days
Example: Most restaurants have hundreds of past guests in the reservation book and no way to reach them.
Foreman: Foreman spots guests who have gone quiet and sends a short note in your voice with an open table, within the limits you set.