Tattle
Tattle is an AI-powered Customer Experience Improvement (CXI) platform built for hospitality, supporting 220+ restaurant and hospitality brands across 11,000+ locations globally — including Chili's, MOD Pizza, Hooters, Freddy's, Mellow Mushroom, and The Halal Guys. It collects real-time guest feedback at the point of transaction across ordering channels, then turns it into actionable insights with smart analytics, an AI Coach that delivers each general manager monthly action plans tied to their own guest feedback and SOPs, guest-recovery tools, cross-platform review management, and item-level menu performance tracking. Pricing is per location per month, starting at $59/location. Tattle markets an open, REST-based, API-first design and integrates with 34+ restaurant technology platforms across POS, online ordering, loyalty/CRM, and kiosk categories — such as Olo, Toast, PAR Brink, Square, Punchh, Paytronix, Revel, Thanx, and Checkmate. Public, self-service API reference documentation is not published; the open API and custom integrations are coordinated through Tattle's integrations team (customersuccess@gettattle.com).
Tattle publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Restaurant, Guest Feedback, Customer Experience, Review Management, and Analytics.
Tattle’s developer surface includes documentation, pricing, GitHub presence, support, engineering blog, and 8 more developer resources.
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Tattle Open API
Tattle describes an open, REST-based API and an API-first design ("Modern REST APIs with comprehensive documentation for custom integrations") enabling two-way data synchronizat...
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