Restaurants
Every booking call answered, even mid-service.
Groups
Groups lose bookings the same way single venues do — site by site. Vox rolls out with shared configuration, central reporting and a pilot site first.
Live in Australia · pilots in new markets
The live capabilities (bookings, takeaway) ship today in Australia. A group engagement outside Australia starts with one pilot venue on a real line.
Each venue invents its own overflow hack. Head office cannot see what the phones produced, and the guest experience drifts by site.
Run the arithmetic: an ordinary miss rate across twenty venues is a budget line, not an anecdote.
Pilot one venue, standardise the voice, expand with playbooks, and see the network in one place.
Prove bookings taken on a real line before anything wider.
One craft, local details where they matter.
Site onboarding that does not reinvent telephony each time.
Outcomes visible beyond a single manager's notebook.
Group conversations start from live capability, not a roadmap.
Local hours and rules without losing group standards.
Every venue's phone, one view.
You are not left with a self-serve maze.
Every booking call answered, even mid-service.
The room-booking call, answered in the guest's language.
Yes — brand voice, shared reporting and site exceptions are part of the pilot conversation.
Commercial shape depends on venue count and capabilities, agreed per pilot. Start with one venue rather than a catalogue.