An enquiry that arrives complete
Date, guests, wishes and location in one go. No back and forth.
Concept design: an example of what Magnifize can build for a caterer. Not a real business, not a real client.
Portfolio · Food & drink
Menus per occasion, an enquiry form that asks the right questions and an agent that turns it into a draft quote.
An enquiry for a company lunch or a party arrives with half the information. First emails back and forth, then the sums, then typing a quote. Whoever answers fastest often gets the job.
An enquiry form that asks straight away what you need: date, number of guests, dietary needs, location. An agent turns that into a draft quote from your own menus and prices. You check it and send it.
Process automation
The problem
A confirmed job that still has to go into the calendar and onto the purchase list by hand.
What happens automatically
An approval goes into the calendar and onto the purchase list by itself.
Scheduling, rosters and waiting listsThe problem
Enquiries that arrive with half the information.
What happens automatically
An enquiry form that asks straight away for the date, guests, dietary needs and location.
Intake and sign-upThe problem
A quote nobody answers, and nobody follows up.
What happens automatically
After five working days without a reply, a friendly reminder to the enquirer.
Following up enquiriesServices
Menus per occasion and an enquiry form that asks the right questions.
Scheduling, rosters and waiting listsA confirmed job goes straight into the calendar and onto the purchase list.
Turns the enquiry into a draft quote with your menus and prices. Nothing leaves the building without your approval.
Answers questions about menus, the minimum number of guests and the delivery area.
Features
Date, guests, wishes and location in one go. No back and forth.
The agent does the sums, you check.
An approval becomes a line in the calendar and on the purchase list by itself.
The photos in the concept site are stock photos from Pexels, free to use under the Pexels licence. They show no real clients or staff.
Fifteen minutes, no deck, no obligation. We tell you honestly what we would build first.