External restaurant mappings | HospiEdge Hiring Network

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External publish contract and mapping truth are ready for direct sync.

Current coverage

3 mappings in this view

0 currently linked to live external roles.

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Source app Source restaurant ID Company slug Company name Location slug Location name City State Default team

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Use the same source app + restaurant ID pair that Schedule sends during publish.

Current mappings

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SCHEDULE Unused

Cedar House Collection

Cedar House River North

Source restaurant ID 29

Chicago, IL · Team Leadership

Linked roles: 0 total · 0 active

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SCHEDULE Unused

Sunset Hospitality Group

Sunset East Nashville

Source restaurant ID 30

Nashville, TN · Team Kitchen

Linked roles: 0 total · 0 active

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SCHEDULE Unused

Harbor Table Group

Harbor Table Scottsdale

Source restaurant ID 31

Scottsdale, AZ · Team Service

Linked roles: 0 total · 0 active

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External restaurant mappings

Keep Schedule restaurant IDs tied to the correct employer and location before a publish fails.

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Reopen saved side-by-side reviews

When compare mode is open, save the pair so a manager can reopen the same two records without rebuilding the selection.

Save a compare snapshot to reopen a side-by-side review later.

Decision packs

Bundle shortlist decisions from the shell

Turn the current multi-record selection into a reusable decision pack with record context, metrics, and one-click drill-through.

Create a decision pack from selected records to bundle a shortlist or review set.

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Capture queue context, next-step instructions, and the staged records from the current selection or preview before a shift handoff.

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Keep a receipt for what was handed to the next shift

Each saved handoff note now creates a shell-side receipt with staged records and acknowledgment state so the next operator can confirm the pass-off.

Receipts appear here after a handoff note is saved from the shell.

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Assign the current selection or preview into a focused work bin without changing record truth.

Work bins stay shell-side and install-safe so operators can keep live queue subsets visible without mutating repository state.

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Follow-up reminders

Keep callbacks and next touches visible in the shell

Stage follow-up reminders from the current selection or preview so the next pass through the queue starts with what is due now.

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Outreach packets

Stage operator-ready outreach from the shell

Bundle the current queue slice into an outreach packet with a contact lane, operator note, and reusable candidate list without changing repository truth.

Create an outreach packet to keep recruiter-ready follow-up bundles in the utility rail.

Outreach follow-through markers

Track what happened after the packet was built

Follow-through markers stay tied to shell outreach packets so operators can move from queued to sent, replied, or closed without changing repository truth.

Follow-through markers appear here after an outreach packet is saved.

Queue digest exports

Export a current-state digest before the queue shifts

Capture the visible queue metrics, filters, and staged records as a copyable digest so the next operator or manager can see what moved without leaving the shell.

Create a queue digest to keep an operator-ready export in the utility rail.

Queue macros

Replay the same shell action bundle on demand

Save the current queue slice as a reusable macro so a manager can rerun a handoff, reminder, outreach, digest, or work-bin action without rebuilding the same selection.

Create a queue macro to rerun a shell-side action bundle from the same queue slice later.

Follow-up bundles

Group reminders, markers, and staged records for the next pass

Bundle due reminders, outreach follow-through, and staged records into one shell-safe package so the next operator knows exactly what follow-up work is still live.

Create a follow-up bundle to group reminders, markers, and staged records for the next operator pass.

End-of-shift review boards

Freeze the queue state before the shift closes

Capture the current queue metrics, shell artifacts, and staged records in a close-out board so the next shift can see what moved without reopening every proof lane.

Create an end-of-shift board to freeze the current queue state, shell artifacts, and staged records before handoff.

Shift sign-off packets

Package the shift close for the next operator

Bundle the latest close-out metrics, handoff receipts, and staged records into a shell-safe sign-off packet before the next shift takes over.

Create a sign-off packet to keep close-out proof and next-shift context together.

Coaching prompts

Turn queue context into manager-ready coaching

Capture record-specific coaching notes, focus areas, and next-step prompts from the current selection or preview without changing workflow truth.

Create a coaching prompt to keep manager feedback focused and reusable in the shell.

Queue exception bundles

Freeze the issues that still need intervention

Collect overdue reminders, pending handoff acknowledgments, open follow-through, and record-quality gaps into one operator-ready exception bundle.

Create an exception bundle to keep queue risks visible between review passes.

Shift reset controls

Start the next operator pass from a clean shell

Shell-only resets clear session clutter without touching repository truth or public pages.

Use these resets to close overlays, clear queue memory, and start a fresh operator shift while leaving the real hiring data untouched.

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