One Make a Rezzy account can manage any number of restaurants — a single venue, a small group, or a chain. Each business has its own diary, floor plans, widget, and explore page; you switch between them from your account's home screen. This article covers signing in to the right place, switching between businesses, and adding a new one.
One account, many restaurants
When you sign in, you land on a list of every business your account has access to. Each is its own separate set-up — bookings, profile, events, billing — but you only ever have one login.
Two ways accounts come to be on more than one business:
- You added another business yourself. Any business you create from your account is automatically attached to it, with you as the owner.
- Someone invited you. The team manager of another business added you with a role. See Inviting your team for how invitations work.
Switching between businesses
Once signed in, the list of your businesses lives at the home of manage.makearezzy.com. Each business is a card on the grid — click one to drop into its diary.
From inside a business, the quickest way back to the list is Other Businesses in the left-hand menu — it sits under Management. The list is sorted alphabetically, so if you manage a dozen restaurants, finding the right one is a glance.
Once signed in, tap Manage Businesses from the bottom navigation. Each business is a card; tap it to drop into its diary.
Returning to the list works the same way — tap Manage Businesses at any time to switch restaurants without signing out.
Adding a new business
- From the home screen, click Register a business in the top-right. (If you do not have any businesses yet, the same button appears in the middle of the page as Register your first business.)
- You will be asked to fill in the new business' name and website. Once done, the AI will pre-populate as much of the set-up as it can.
- Review the pre-populated details and make any changes you like. Remember, the AI is not 100% accurate, so check the details before you save. You can edit the details later from Business details.
- The Business details sections will tell you what you have left to set up before submit the new business for review.
- Once submitted, the new business goes through a review process. This usually takes 1-2 business days. You will receive an email notification once the review is complete.
The new business is billed on its own meter — see Changing your plan for what that means.
- Navigate to the home screen by tapping on Manage Other Businesses.
- Tap the + button in the bottom of the list to start registering a new business.
- You will be asked to fill in the new business' name and website. Once done, the AI will pre-populate as much of the set-up as it can.
- Review the pre-populated details and make any changes you like. Remember, the AI is not 100% accurate, so check the details before you save. You can edit the details later from Business details.
- Tap on Business details to see a section titled Incomplete Section. This section will list any required fields that you have not yet filled in. You must fill in all the required fields before you can submit the new business for review.
- Once submitted, the new business goes through a review process. This usually takes 1-2 business days. You will receive an email notification once the review is complete.
Roles and access across businesses
Your role is set per business, not per account. You might be an Owner on one restaurant and a Staff member on another — and that is fine. See Inviting your team for what each role can do.
A business stops appearing in your list when:
- The manager removes you from the team.
- The business is deleted entirely.
- You delete your own account — see Deleting your account.
Where to go next
- Inviting your team — roles, invitations, and access.
- Business details — finishing the set-up for a newly registered business.
- Billing and invoices — each business has its own meter.