What are Rezo's suggestions?

Free ideas Rezo works out each night from your own venue — where they show, what they cover, and how to put one off or stop it for good.

Each night Rezo looks over your venue and suggests a few small things that would help — dishes with no allergens ticked, a menu with no photos, a quiet night coming up. The suggestions are free — plain checks of your own settings and bookings, not AI — and nothing changes until you change it.

Where you see them

What Rezo suggests

Each suggestion's button opens the page where you can do it.

Rezo never makes dish photos for you — Add photos opens your menu so you can add your own.

Only what's yours to change

You see a suggestion only if your role lets you change what it's about — someone who can't edit the menu isn't asked to add dish photos — and only for things your plan includes. Rezo's suggestions never ask you to upgrade.

Not now, and stopping one for good

Your choices are yours alone — a colleague still sees a suggestion you put off.

Free, and the paid jobs they can lead to

Rezo's suggestions are always free. A page a suggestion opens can have a paid Rezo job of its own — for reviews with no reply, the suggestion also offers Rezo drafts a reply — and, like every paid Rezo job, its button shows its price before you press it. Spotting a quiet night is free; asking Rezo for ideas to fill it is a paid job. See What are Rezo credits?.

ResoFlow counts, month by month, how often each suggestion was shown, pressed, put off, stopped or done — numbers only, never which venue or which person — so we can tell which ones help.

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