Settings and Branding

Settings is where you make DineomAI feel like your restaurant, not a generic tool. You'll find it at /admin/settings, split into tabs. Work through them once during setup, then dip back in when something changes.

Profile

The profile tab holds your restaurant's core details:

• Restaurant name, owner name, email, and phone.
• Address and a short description of the place.
• GST number.
• A switch for whether your prices already include tax, so the bill adds up the way you expect.

Branding (white-label)

This is the white-label tab, and it's where your brand shows up to guests:

• Logo: upload your own.
• Cuisine type.
• Theme colours: a primary colour and an accent colour.
• A Google reviews link.

Your logo and colours appear in the guest chat and on the printed QR cards. So a guest sees your brand, not DineomAI's. Get your menu in first, then set branding so the chat looks right end to end.

Operating hours

Set an open and close time for each day of the week. If you're shut on a given day, mark that day closed. This keeps your hours honest for guests and the system.

AI tone and language

This tab controls how the assistant talks to your guests:

• Tone: pick warm, formal, casual, or playful.
• Language: choose auto-detect, or lock it to a specific Indian language.
• Custom greeting: write the first line guests see when they open the chat.

A family diner might pick "warm" with a greeting like "Welcome, what are we eating today?" A fine-dining room might choose "formal" instead. See how diners order for what the chat looks like to a guest.

Chat categories

Set up to four custom category labels to group your menu in the chat. Short, clear labels like Starters, Mains, Breads, and Desserts keep the menu easy to scan on a phone.

FAQ

Will guests see DineomAI's branding or mine?

Yours. The branding tab is white-label, so your logo and your theme colours show in the guest chat and on the printed QR cards. Upload your logo, set a primary and accent colour, and guests see your restaurant's identity throughout, not ours.

How do I change the greeting guests see?

Open the AI tone and language tab and edit the custom greeting message. That's the first line guests read when they open the chat. You can also set the tone there, warm, formal, casual, or playful, so the greeting and the rest of the conversation match your room.

Can the chat work in a specific Indian language?

Yes. In the AI tone and language tab, you can leave language on auto-detect, which adapts to the guest, or lock it to a specific Indian language. Locking it is useful when most of your guests speak one language and you want a consistent experience.

What to do next

Once branding and tone are set, check that your menu categories line up with your chat categories. Then open how diners order to see the result from the guest's side.