Before you start
Use the restaurant’s local timezone and guest-facing service hours. Decide whether the same schedule applies to dining, pickup and delivery. If those cutoffs differ, keep the additional order cutoff in your operational notes and verify it separately.
Choose a first-answer route that reflects staffing reality. A staff-first plan still needs a busy and no-answer fallback. An AI-first plan needs clear limits and a staff escalation path.
How to read the output
The scenario checker compares the selected local day and time against the configured schedule. Overnight opening windows continue into the next day. A busy/no-answer scenario uses the fallback only during an open interval.
Warnings identify incomplete planning details such as a missing escalation owner. They are not a technical audit of your phone system. Copy the exported policy into your launch checklist and test each route.
Privacy and limitations
Everything entered stays in this browser session and the file you download. No phone numbers, caller details or guest data are required. Reloading clears the plan.
The output describes an intended configuration. Only your carrier and provider can verify that forwarding, concurrent calls, transfers and failure handling operate as expected.