Infor Table Management
Restaurant management software
Hospitality software
Restaurant software
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- Ease of management
- Quality of support
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What is Infor Table Management
Infor Table Management is a restaurant table and reservation management application used to plan seating, manage waitlists, and coordinate guest flow across dining areas. It is typically used by hosts, managers, and front-of-house teams in full-service restaurants and hospitality venues. The product focuses on floor plan-based table assignment and operational visibility rather than acting as a full point-of-sale system.
Floor plan-based table control
Supports managing tables through visual floor plans to assign seating and track table status. This helps front-of-house teams coordinate turns, sections, and server coverage. It fits venues where table utilization and pacing are central to operations.
Waitlist and reservation workflows
Provides tools to manage reservations and walk-in waitlists in a single workflow. Hosts can track party size, timing, and seating readiness to reduce manual coordination. This is useful for high-volume service periods where guest flow changes quickly.
Designed for hospitality operations
Aligns with restaurant and hospitality front-of-house processes such as seating, pacing, and guest management. It can be positioned as a specialized module within broader hospitality technology stacks. This specialization can be beneficial for operators who do not want table management features bundled into a general-purpose tool.
Narrow scope beyond FOH
The product centers on table, seating, and reservation operations and does not replace broader restaurant management capabilities like POS, online ordering, or delivery aggregation. Organizations may need additional systems for payments, menus, and kitchen workflows. This can increase integration and vendor management requirements.
Integration dependency for full stack
To deliver end-to-end reporting and operational workflows, it typically needs integration with POS, CRM/loyalty, and other hospitality systems. Integration availability and effort can vary by environment and existing systems. Implementation timelines may be longer than all-in-one restaurant platforms.
Limited public product transparency
Publicly available, detailed documentation and pricing information for this specific product can be harder to find than for many SMB-focused restaurant platforms. This can make early-stage evaluation and feature comparison more time-consuming. Buyers may need to rely on vendor-led demos and partner channels for specifics.
Seller details
Infor
New York, NY, USA
2002
Subsidiary
https://www.infor.com/
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