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Why connecting matters
Without a connection, Semperi can only work from what is public. With the sources you authorize, the team can ground its drafts in your real menu, orders, reviews, hours, and guest signals. Better context makes the next recommendation more useful; it does not remove your approval.
Connect your POS
Semperi owns the website, direct-ordering, and marketing layer and connects to the POS and tools you already run. Connection availability varies by provider, and you authorize each source. Your restaurant stays merchant of record; Semperi does not hold guest funds.
What you get once POS is connected
- Dash can explain revenue and item signals in the morning brief
- Ink can ground website and menu copy in what the restaurant actually serves
- Atlas can compare visibility and listing details with the connected truth
- The wider team can work from one shared restaurant context
Connect Google Business
When you connect Google Business, Semperi can work with the reviews, hours, photos, posts, and visibility information you authorize. Grace can prepare a review reply, Atlas can surface a stale detail, and Ink can prepare the related copy. Nothing public changes until you approve it.
Set up your website
If you need a new website, Ink prepares it from your real menu, photos, reviews, and voice. You review the direction and decide when it is ready for a Semperi subdomain or your own domain. Timing depends on your information, connections, domain, and approval.
If you already have a website, Semperi checks what is stale, missing, or getting in the way. Atlas contributes the visibility findings; Ink prepares the page or copy improvement; and you choose what changes.
Pick your starting team
The public team has ten named roles, but the useful starting point is the job your restaurant needs most. The scan helps reveal whether that is visibility, the website, reviews, ordering, retention, or the morning view.
- Grace — prepares thoughtful review replies in your voice
- Atlas — watches visibility, search, listings, and nearby changes
- Ink — builds and improves the website, menu copy, and content
- Vibe — prepares social ideas from local moments and specials
- Dash — turns restaurant signals into a clear morning brief
- Pulse — brings operating and staffing signals into view
- Host — gives guest questions and requests a clear next step
- Quill — prepares reasons for past guests to return
- Ledger — brings financial signals into a reviewable view
- Sage — helps turn the shared context into a plain-language decision
What 'set up' really means
Setup means confirming the restaurant, choosing the sources you trust Semperi to read, reviewing the first drafts, and teaching the team through approvals, edits, and rejections. The learning starts with your real restaurant and keeps improving with your decisions.