No. They message Alfred on LINE/Telegram, the apps they already use. If they can send a message, they can use Alfred.

That's the normal case, and it's handled. They can send a voice note in Thai, photograph the POS screen, or write a half-sentence. Alfred sorts it out.

No. Every person has a role that decides what they can reach, enforced everywhere: the reports they receive, the questions they can ask, the documents they can see. During setup we go through your information together and lock down anything sensitive.

Alfred messages them before your report is due, giving them a chance to file. If they still don't, your report tells you who's missing, the same day, not a week later.

Yes, that's where it's most useful. Each site gets its own reports, you get the group view, and reports are aimed by location and team rather than by a list of names that goes out of date.

You'll get your first automatic brief within days of setup. It keeps getting better after that, because it learns how your business actually runs.

Almost none. We come to you, install it, set up your team, and train everyone. You tell us how your business runs; we do the rest.

Yes. New staff, a new location, a different report, a new schedule: you tell Alfred and it changes. Nothing needs rebuilding.

A group chat holds the messages, but nobody reads them back. A spreadsheet needs someone to fill it in. A general assistant knows nothing about your restaurant. Alfred collects, remembers, follows up, summarises, and gets to know your operation specifically.