oppiOS / Comms
Kitchen, bar, and front of house.
A note before service.
A debrief after close.
OPPI speaks only where you let it.
Ava
Venue
People
Groups
What did we finish on tonight?
Thursday closed at $8,960 net across 171 covers, as of the last POS sync at 10:45 pm.
Ava may learn from what happens in this channel.
Channels
Channels come in four kinds: direct, group, venue-wide and an updates channel. Department channels for front of house, back of house and management take their members from HR, so nobody maintains a list.
OPPI in the room
For each channel you decide how OPPI engages: always, only when mentioned, or never. You decide what memory it may use, none, operational or full, and how sensitive the channel is. In conversation it goes by Ava. When a question needs the full assistant, it hands off to oppiGPT.
Inbound
The venue has its own mail inbox. Inbound email and SMS arrive as messages, with attachments, so a supplier's email and a staff text are in the same place as the conversation about them.
Cadence
OPPI's briefing schedule is set in the control panel: a morning brief at seven by default, an end-of-day debrief at ten, a tone from professional to casual, a style from minimal to detailed. Approvals, alerts and escalations gather in the notifications centre.
What it does
Direct, group, venue and updates.
FOH, BOH and management, membership from HR.
Engagement, memory access and sensitivity set for each channel.
A venue inbox; inbound messages with attachments.
Morning brief and end-of-day debrief on a schedule, in a tone you choose.
Approvals, alerts and escalations in one place.
The morning brief arrives in the channel before the manager does.
It is in the channel with the conversation about it, attachment included.
OPPI answers if the channel lets it, or stays quiet if it does not.
One place the venue talks.
Channels, inbound email and SMS, and OPPI on your terms.