EU AI Act
Every caller hears the legally required AI disclosure at the start of the call. On explicit refusal, we atomically transfer to a human — no gap, no data leak.
Full statementRestaurants in Germany must satisfy three compliance regimes in 2026 — the EU AI Act (Art. 50, from August 2026), the GDPR, and the KassenSichV. Tablario covers all three from the first call, never bolted on.
Every regulation has a clear anchor in the system — not in a wiki nobody reads.
Every caller hears the legally required AI disclosure at the start of the call. On explicit refusal, we atomically transfer to a human — no gap, no data leak.
Full statementHosting in Frankfurt (AWS eu-central-1), every call carries the AI Act disclosure as the lawful basis plus a full audit trail. Audio and personal data are automatically anonymised after 30 days (GDPR Art. 5(1)(c), Art. 17).
Privacy policyTablario takes reservations — no cash transactions, no TSE requirement. The separation between reservation logic and POS logic is documented and auditable.
When your accountant or DPO asks — here are the answers.
The EU AI Act (Art. 50) requires providers of AI systems to transparently inform end-users that they are interacting with an AI. Tablario already meets this obligation — the AI disclosure is part of every call.
No. Tablario processes reservations and calls — not POS transactions. The KassenSichV (TSE requirement) only applies to point-of-sale systems. When you later process payments through Tablario, that flow is contractually separated from reservation logic.
Exclusively in Frankfurt on AWS eu-central-1. Call audio is stored for up to 30 days (lawful basis: the AI Act disclosure at the start of every call serves as consent under GDPR Art. 6(1)(a)) and is then automatically anonymised. Personal reservation data is anonymised 30 days after the event (GDPR Art. 5(1)(c), Art. 17).
Start a 30-day free trial — we set you up compliant on day one.