Can it sync reservations to OpenTable or Resy?

Voksha's native reservation syncing is built around Google Calendar, Outlook, and Calendly rather than a direct API integration with OpenTable or Resy specifically, since those platforms are largely closed ecosystems for third-party booking tools. What this means practically: if your restaurant's host stand already checks a synced calendar, a lot of independent restaurants do, especially ones that don't pay for a dedicated reservation platform, a Voksha booking appears there instantly.

If you run OpenTable or Resy as your primary reservation system, the common setup is using Voksha specifically for the calls that fall outside what those platforms cover well, after-hours requests, someone calling Thursday night about a Saturday table when your team isn't there to manually key it into OpenTable, phone-only guests who don't want to book through an app, and complex requests like large parties or private events that need a conversation, not just a widget. Your host then manually confirms those into OpenTable or Resy each morning, or Voksha's calendar becomes the shared source of truth your team checks alongside the platform.

This isn't as seamless as a native OpenTable integration would be, and it's worth being upfront about that: restaurants that are fully OpenTable-dependent should plan for a short manual step to reconcile Voksha bookings into their primary system, rather than expecting a fully automatic two-way sync between Voksha and OpenTable or Resy today.