The person reviews the details.
Place, date, time, party size and required contact details. Ask for explicit approval before a real request.
BookingFrom “where?”
From “where?”
to a request
you can follow.
Let the agent find a place, ask for the details it needs and keep the person informed until the venue confirms.
Connect WhatsDoSan Francisco pilot. Booking may involve manual follow-through.
Restaurant bookingInteractive sample
1Find a place2Review details3Track request
Fictional venues. No live search or reservation.Use your own access
A request has
more than one status.
Build the distinction into your product. A successful tool call alone does not prove a reservation exists at the venue.
Wait for the venue’s confirmation.
Show what was requested and what has not been confirmed. Do not display a reservation number you do not have.
Keep the supplier evidence.
Show the venue confirmation and its source. Cancellation also needs a supplier result, separately from the WhatsDo record.
Start with dinner.
Use the worked scenario to define the behaviour before wiring it into your agent.
Places · Interactive sample
Find dinner for the team
Compare a few restaurants, flag what needs checking and prepare a shortlist your team can use.
Booking · Interactive samplePrepare a booking request
Collect the venue requirements and the exact details to review before a real booking.
Research · Interactive sampleCheck your product’s coverage
Try the categories your users need in San Francisco and inspect the gaps before an integration.
Try WhatsDo with
your own agent.
Explore the sample, then arrange a San Francisco pilot for your users.
Connect WhatsDo