Wedding Inquiry Flow
- 1Prospect submits date and guest count on site
- 2System checks availability and sends digital brochure
- 3SMS invites prospect to book a Saturday morning tour
- 4Confirmation and directions sent upon booking
Systems for Banquet Halls
Banquet halls bring in revenue through site fees, per-head catering packages, and equipment rentals. Income is usually lost when high-value inquiries go unanswered during active events or when banquet event orders are not updated across the kitchen and service staff.
Hospitality & Travel
How the business actually works
Inquiry
Prospective clients submit event details through the website or third-party venue directories.
Site Tour
Automated coordination of venue walk-throughs based on hall availability and staff schedules.
Proposal
Drafting detailed quotes including room minimums, catering tiers, and service charges.
Booking
Securing the date with a digital contract signature and initial deposit payment.
Detailing
Finalizing floor plans, linen choices, menu selections, and vendor load-in times.
Execution
Distributing the final banquet event order to the culinary and floor teams for day-of service.
Reconciliation
Processing final beverage tallies and overtime fees before closing the event file.
Where it leaks
Engagement often drops when a host reaches out but the sales office is closed for a weekend gala. If the inquiry is not greeted immediately with a brochure or tour booking link, they quickly move to the next venue on their list.
Discrepancies between the kitchen staff and the front-of-house regarding guest counts or allergies lead to costly waste. Using paper-based or disconnected systems ensures that last-minute headcount changes are missed.
Sales managers spend hours preparing for site visits only for the prospect to forget the appointment. Without automated reminders, high-value blocks of time in the venue calendar are wasted.
Chasing progress payments and final balances via phone calls is inefficient for both the venue and the client. A lack of automated payment reminders often results in cash flow gaps before major events.
Coordinating with outside florists, DJs, and rental companies via fragmented email threads creates operational chaos. Communication gaps lead to load-in delays that disrupt the kitchen prep schedule.
What LATTICE can build
An AI receptionist captures event dates, guest counts, and contact details from website visitors instantly, providing an immediate venue deck.
Syncs with the master venue calendar to allow prospects to book walk-throughs only during non-event windows.
Sends secure links for clients to review and sign event agreements and pay deposits from any device.
Automatically updates the banquet event order across all staff dashboards when a client changes their menu or headcount.
Triggers automated SMS and email notifications for upcoming installment payments based on the event countdown.
A centralized portal where outside vendors can view load-in instructions and submit required certificates of insurance.
Automatically requests feedback and public reviews from hosts forty-eight hours after their event concludes.
Reaches out to corporate clients and annual gala hosts months in advance to secure repeat bookings for the following year.
Example systems
Tell us what's slowing the business down. LATTICE can build around the way your business operates.
The system allows for sub-calendars for each specific room or ballroom. This prevents double-booking and ensures that staffing levels are calculated correctly for the entire facility.
Yes. The automation uses the inquiry type to select the appropriate marketing materials and pricing sheets, ensuring the client receives relevant information immediately.
The client portal updates the master record, which instantly pushes a notification to the banquet manager and executive chef. This ensures the kitchen prep and table settings reflect the most recent data.
The payment follow-up tool can be used to invoice for consumption-based bar tabs or overtime fees immediately after the event. This ensures these costs are recovered before the host leaves the premises.
The dashboard tracks the source of every lead, whether from social media, a venue directory, or a referral. This allows you to see which channels are providing the most signed contracts and highest revenue.