Does Soulid work with my existing phone number?
Yes. You keep the number customers already call. Setup fits around your current telco arrangement — no porting, no new hardware on the customer side, and no asking regulars to learn a new number.
What happens if Soulid doesn't understand someone?
Soulid reads back the key detail on every call before finalising an order or booking, so mistakes get corrected in the moment. Complex requests and frustrated callers are routed to a staff member instead of dead-ending. Nothing gets stuck in voicemail.
How long does setup take?
Typically about seven to ten days from a first conversation to a live launch. Most of that is sharing your menu, operating hours, and staff notification contacts, then running test calls with the team before traffic flips over. Day-one call forwarding is usually a same-day change.
What does it cost?
There's a Starter, Growth, and Multi-Site plan with no per-cover booking fees and no surprise call-centre charges. We're finalising exact Australian pricing — book a demo and we'll walk you through the plan that fits your venue, along with the Free 6 weeks trial with terms and conditions.
How do I hear my restaurant's calls?
Every answered call is logged in the dashboard with a transcript and, where configured, an audio recording. You can review any call, spot patterns in missed calls, and confirm what a customer actually ordered. End-of-shift summaries also arrive on WhatsApp so you don't have to open a screen.
Is this allowed under Australian privacy law?
Yes. Soulid's call handling aligns with the Australian Privacy Principles and the Privacy Act 1988, including caller disclosure that Soulid is answering. Full detail, including the call-recording disclosure script, lives at /privacy/#australia.
Does Soulid do delivery or take payment over the phone?
Not in Phase 1. Soulid handles inbound calls, pickup orders, reservations, overflow-queue handling, staff notifications, and the dashboard. Delivery aggregation, tableside ordering, loyalty, and phone payment processing are not in the current scope — we say so out loud rather than implying them on the page.