Solutions
One product, every seat in the house
A restaurant runs on more than one job. DineGlobe gives each role its own surface — scoped to exactly what that person should see and do, with a full guide behind every one.
For owners
Own the venue, not a listing
Publish when you are ready, keep your address and your brand, and decide who may act in your name. Ownership transfers safely, every grant is audited, and the guest relationship stays yours — no marketplace stands between you and the people at your tables.
Read the guide: ownersFor managers
Run the room by policy
Offerings, schedules, booking terms and cancellation policies are yours to publish — versioned, audited and enforced by the allocator, not by staff memory. Manage staff roles, switch the waitlist on or off, and see delivery evidence for every guest message.
Read the guide: managersFor hosts
Today, on one board
The Today board shows the service as it actually is, refreshing itself. Take phone bookings, seat walk-ins, offer waitlisted guests a held table, and issue check-in passes — every rule that binds the website binds you too, except the ones only the internet needs.
Read the guide: hostsFor door & floor
Arrivals without guesswork
Scan or type a check-in pass, record partial parties, seat visits at real tables and clear them when the party leaves. Offline, the scanner refuses instead of pretending — nothing is committed or queued without the server. Occupancy is the truth, not a timer.
Read the guide: doorFor finance
Money you can reconcile
Exact integer amounts, per currency, with a ledger that records what actually happened. Refunds above a threshold need a second approver; pending refunds are never counted as refunded cash; and reports separate what settled from what is still in flight.
Read the guide: financeFor guests
A booking that just works
Guests book in the venue's own timezone, see the real terms before committing, and get a DG confirmation code that works at the door. No account needed — a one-time link handles status, calendar files and cancellation. Confirmation emails arrive the day a provider is connected; until then the code on the screen is the artifact that works.
Read the guide: guests
Read-only staff and platform operators have their own scoped surfaces too — the full role map, including what each role can never do, is in the roles overview.