Platform guide
Tock reservation alerts and TableOne
Tock describes Notify as a way to match reservation requests with new availability and alert guests when an opening occurs. TableOne independently monitors member-selected criteria 24/7 and links to Tock when a matching table is detected there.
What Tock Notify does
Tock's official product page says Notify can match guest requests with availability, including availability created by a cancellation, and prompt the guest to book. Tock distinguishes that reservation workflow from its walk-in waitlist.
Where TableOne fits
TableOne lets members define a restaurant, dates, time window, and party size, then monitors those criteria 24/7. If matching availability is detected on Tock—whether scheduled, manually added, or returned by a cancellation—the member continues through Tock's official experience. TableOne does not control Tock inventory, ticketed experiences, deposits, or restaurant policies.
Tock Notify is the native choice where offered. TableOne can complement it as part of a monitoring strategy spanning different supported booking destinations.
Before you rely on an alert
An alert is not a reservation and does not guarantee that a table will still be available. TableOne does not hold or resell reservations; booking is completed on the restaurant's official booking platform and remains subject to that platform's and restaurant's terms.
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