An event breaks operationally when guest count, meal count, and billing sit in three files. Every event and guest needs an ID, RSVP state, guest count, relevant preference, table, and payment state.
An event breaks operationally when guest count, meal count, and billing sit in three files. Every event and guest needs an ID, RSVP state, guest count, relevant preference, table, and payment state. A changed response must update reports, not only the conversation.
Define a count cut-off with catering and who can change after it. The work list separates confirmed, pending, cancellation, extra guest, and exception. The meals report includes production time and data source so a last-minute change can be explained.
Collection links to service package and document, not a free note beside a name. The business can run one small event or a series without recounting after every message.
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