Control Review
A focused review of how your digital ordering layer is currently owned across direct ordering, marketplaces, store execution, and vendor follow-through.
Services
OpsRelay gives small multi-unit restaurant groups defined service paths for bringing digital ordering changes, incidents, vendor follow-through, verification, and operational memory under control.
Service architecture
Control layer
A focused review of how your digital ordering layer is currently owned across direct ordering, marketplaces, store execution, and vendor follow-through.
A bounded support window for openings, POS changes, channel launches, messy rollouts, or recurring issue patterns that need immediate control.
Recurring ownership for the changes, incidents, vendor follow-through, verification, and operational memory around covered digital ordering channels and locations.
Defined expansion for heavier windows, scoped against a base engagement.
Core retainer
Monthly Digital Ops Ownership is the center of the model. OpsRelay keeps the digital ordering layer controlled across covered locations and channels by handling routine changes, coordinating qualifying incidents, following up with vendors, verifying completed work, and maintaining operational memory.
Boundaries
OpsRelay stays useful by defining the operating lane upfront. Heavier windows, such as launches, expanded incident coordination, priority response, or after-hours coverage, can be scoped separately instead of being folded into an undefined support queue.
Next step
Start with a fit review to decide whether your group needs a Control Review, 30-Day Stabilization, Monthly Digital Ops Ownership, a separately scoped expansion, or a different kind of help.