Signals
Combine orders, channel state, stock, service mode, timing, kitchen load, sales data, and manual overrides.
Automations
Order buffering and capacity control
Accumulate orders into preparation or delivery slots, then open or close channels when kitchen pressure crosses the limits you define.
Automations
Turn the rule into repeatable execution.
Define the threshold, schedule, channel scope, approval rules, and exception handling once. Sinqro keeps the operational action consistent across venues.
Rules
Set limits by venue, channel, schedule, product, station, service type, or operational priority.
Actions
Pause, reopen, route, alert, update availability, change pricing, delay capacity, or call connected systems.
Control
Keep floors, ceilings, approvals, logs, and fallback behavior visible to the teams that own the operation.
Rollout
Start with one venue or channel, then reuse the same logic across brands, locations, and markets.
Outcome
Use order volume, promised time, channel priority, delivery capacity, online demand, and in-room kitchen load to decide when to keep accepting orders, delay them into the next slot, or pause a channel before service quality breaks.
Related automations
Combine it with other operating rules.
Automatic channel pause and reopen
Pause marketplaces or direct ordering when load, rider capacity, stock, or service constraints would create late orders.
View automation →Dynamic pricing rules
Change prices by channel, schedule, demand, stock, margin, or commercial rule while keeping floors and ceilings under control.
View automation →Stock, sold-outs, and reactivation
Hide products when stock falls, reactivate them when availability returns, and keep menus aligned across connected channels.
View automation →