Start

Your own numbers, without waiting for a call.

There is nothing to install and nobody comes to the restaurant. Tell us what you run, and if everything we need is there your restaurant is set up and the first brief is on your screen the morning after we’re connected — your restaurant, not a sample.

A person still reads it before you do. Somebody here looks at your first brief, checks the revenue centers and the wage rates are right, and only then does it start arriving. That part does not change.

Begin

Leave this and
we set you up.

If everything we need is here, your restaurant is set up and somebody reads your first brief before it reaches you. If something is missing, a person tells you what. Either way you hear within one business day. Or call 1 888 593 3881 and skip this entirely.

Thirty days on your own numbers, nothing to pay. Cancel inside thirty days and you owe nothing — not the month, and not the setup charge. The rest is on the terms.

Or call us — 1 888 593 3881

Thank you.

Somebody will call you within one business day. If it is urgent, 1 888 593 3881.

Your system

What it takes,
on what you run.

Most of what happens next depends on this one answer. Press yours.

You can switch this on yourself

Toast gives you read-only access from your own back office.

Nobody has to be called and nothing is installed. It takes about two minutes.

  1. Open Toast Web and go to Integrations
  2. Choose Toast API access, then Standard API
  3. You need the Manage Integrations permission — if you do not see it, your Toast admin does
  4. Send us what Toast gives you. Not through this form — we will tell you where, once we have said hello

One thing to check first. Toast puts API access behind their Restaurant Management Suite Essentials plan or higher — their requirement, not ours. Plenty of restaurants are already on it. If you are not, whatever Toast asks for it is theirs and not ours, and we will find out what it is for you before you agree to anything.

You can switch this on yourself

Square gives you a key from your own developer console. It is free.

  1. Sign in at the Square Developer Console with the same login you use for Square
  2. Create an application, then open Credentials
  3. Under Production, copy the personal access token
  4. Send it to us the way we tell you — not through this form
You can switch this on yourself

Clover gives you a token from Settings. It is free.

  1. Sign in to Clover as an admin employee
  2. Go to Settings, then Business Operations
  3. Open API tokens and create a new one
  4. Send it to us the way we tell you — not through this form
Your Revel rep switches this on

Revel does not let you do this yourself. One email does it.

Ask your Revel representative for Partner Connect access for Syphor. You sign it, Revel issues the key to us, and nobody has to meet.

  1. Write to your Revel rep, or to partnerconnectsetup@revelsystems.com
  2. Ask for Partner Connect, read-only, for Syphor
  3. You e-sign it. Revel sends us the key directly
  4. Fill the form in now anyway — we will have everything else ready

Revel charges for this. What it costs depends on your contract with them. That is theirs and not ours, and we will tell you the number before you agree to anything.

Tell us and we will say

Sixty systems, and seven things that need no system at all.

Some you can switch on yourself, some need a word with your vendor, and a few we have to build. We say how, how long, and what your vendor charges, before you agree to anything. Fill the form in and somebody tells you which yours is.

The first week

What actually happens
after you say yes.

You tell usThe form above, or twenty minutes on the phone.The address, and what you run. Nothing to install, nothing to download, and nobody comes to the restaurant.
That nightYour history comes with it.The feed does not start at zero. It reaches back as far as your point of sale kept, and five years of your own weather arrives with it.
The morning after we are connectedYour first brief.Not a sample. Your restaurant, last night, written before you wake up — and because the history came first, it already has something to compare it to.
Week twoThe notes start to explain the numbers.The first nights Syphor watched itself sit beside the ones it loaded — and your managers’ notes are now attached to them, so a soft Tuesday comes with a reason.
Week eightA quiet Tuesday stops being a worry.Eight weeks of nights Syphor watched, against the history it came with. It knows which of your Tuesdays are normal and which are a Friday that went wrong — and it knows what you did about the last one.
What we need

Three things.

The addressSo the weather and what is happening locally are yours and not the region’s.
Which point of saleAnd who looks after it for you, if it is not you.
Read-only accessSome point of sale systems you switch on yourself in about two minutes. Some your vendor switches on for you. Which one yours is, is below.
One way

It reads. That is all
it is able to do.

It cannot write to your point of saleThere is no path back. Syphor cannot change a price, void a check, move a shift or touch a table. Data comes out; nothing goes in.
Every question it asks your data is a readIt can only select. Anything that is not a plain read is refused before it reaches the database.
What it is told about your staffThe staff list is a payroll number, a name, a job, and the dates somebody started and left. The timecard file adds hours, pay rate, overtime and tips against that name, and we say so rather than leave it out. It is never sent home addresses, social security numbers, phone numbers or emails — those are not in the export at all.
Stop and it stopsCancel and the reading ends. Nothing has to be undone at your end, because nothing was ever done to it.

SyphorOne page, every morning.

Read a whole morning — one night, every lens. Or five pages, as a PDF, for somebody who has to see it and was not on the call.

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