Works with the tools your venue already runs on
DineOps fits the channels you already sell and get paid through — aggregators, WhatsApp and every payment method — and ties them all back to one set of books.
Zomato & Swiggy
Aggregator discounts and settlements, handled
- Set each aggregator's dine-in discount once on a calendar and DineOps applies it automatically at billing — no staff working out the discount at the till.
- Packaging, charges and taxes are handled in the same billing flow, so the bill is right the first time.
- Settlement reconciliation compares the expected net per channel against the actual bank deposit, so a short payout surfaces at day-close instead of slipping past.
Orders and marketing on a number you already have
- An AI captain greets guests, answers menu questions and takes the order right inside WhatsApp, then pushes it into DineOps — and hands off to a person whenever it should.
- It runs on Baileys, so you link an existing WhatsApp number without waiting on Meta's WhatsApp Business API approval.
- Everyone who orders or reserves is captured into a company-wide guest book, and targeted broadcasts reach that opted-in list.
UPI, cards & wallets
Every payment method, split and tracked
- Take UPI, cards and wallets, and split a single bill across as many methods as a table needs — with service charge and taxes already applied.
- Every method is tracked per bill and rolled into an automated day-close.
- Collections reconcile against the bank deposit, so what you took and what landed line up.
Questions, answered
Does DineOps work out Zomato and Swiggy dine-in discounts automatically?
Yes — set each discount on a calendar once and it applies at billing, so staff never compute it by hand.
Do I need WhatsApp Business API approval to take orders on WhatsApp?
No. DineOps runs on Baileys, so you can link an existing number without the Meta approval wait.
Can a table split a bill across UPI and cards?
Yes. Split payments sit in the billing flow with charges and taxes, so a group settles in one pass and the day-close stays clean.
Does DineOps reconcile what each channel actually paid out?
Settlement reconciliation matches the expected net per channel against the actual bank deposit, so shortfalls surface at day-close.