One number, multiple venues or store locations

Bookings, supplier calls, and customer enquiries routed sensibly across single or multi-site hospitality and retail businesses.

Hospitality and retail businesses often run several locations, shift-based staffing, and a mix of call types – a booking enquiry is a very different call to a supplier chasing a delivery, and both compete for attention with a counter full of customers.

Call routing can separate booking lines from general enquiries, ring through to whichever venue or store is actually open, and make sure a call isn’t just left ringing out at a counter during a busy service.

Hospitality and retail businesses often have multiple locations or departments, from reservations to takeaway orders to general enquiries, and VOIP24 lets you set up call queues and routing so each type of call reaches the right team without tying up a single phone line.

During peak trading periods, missed calls often mean missed bookings or lost sales. VOIP24’s call queue and overflow settings mean busy periods are handled gracefully, with callers held in a queue with music or information rather than hitting a busy signal, and overflow routing to another location or mobile when needed.

Multi-site businesses benefit from a single phone system across every location, with head office able to see call volumes and performance across all sites from one dashboard, while each location keeps its own local number so customers still feel like they’re calling their local store or restaurant.

Why Hospitality & Retail businesses choose VOIP24

  • Separate routing for bookings, supplier calls, and general enquiries
  • Route calls to whichever venue or store location is currently open
  • Calls can follow duty managers to mobile during service or trading hours
  • Simple to add a new location's number without new hardware

Frequently asked questions

Can VOIP24 handle bookings and enquiries separately?

Yes, you can set up separate call queues or extensions for reservations, takeaway orders, and general enquiries, so each type of call is handled by the right team without clogging a single line.

What happens to calls during our busiest trading periods?

Callers are held in a queue rather than getting a busy signal, and overflow routing can send extra calls to another location or a mobile, so you don't lose bookings or sales during peak times.

Can I manage phones across multiple locations from one place?

Yes, head office can view call volumes and performance across every site from a single dashboard, while each location can still keep its own local number for customers.

Will each of our stores or venues keep its own local number?

Yes, each location can have its own local number so customers feel like they're calling that specific store or venue, even though everything runs on one unified VOIP24 system.