Special Meal and Allergen Management demo
Tracks special meal requests and allergen data from booking to galley, for inflight teams 1:34
What the demo shows
Tracks special meal requests and allergen data from booking to galley, for inflight teams
Each special meal drawn as a chain of five links — Booked, Ordered, Recipe, Galley, Seat — with the source behind every link and the break marked in plain words. A Recipe watcher reads the caterers’ change notices the way a person would and follows a component change through the tray templates to the passengers it touches; a Substitute finder proposes a safe component from the same caterer; a Second check argues against every fix against the passenger’s full allergen list; a Briefing writer drafts the purser’s line; a Delivery confirmer closes the record with the crew’s tap at the seat; a Case handler answers complaints from the record. The inflight services manager approves every substitute in a conversation with the agents, who answer with citations.
Transcript
- Special Meal and Allergen Management tracks special meal and allergen requests from booking to galley, for inflight teams.
- Thirty-three million Americans have a food allergy.
- A wrong tray is a safety event.
- At 9.38, the Chicago caterers swapped tonight's roll for a sesame brioche.
- The Recipe watcher found seven sesame meals on four flights that inherit that roll.
- Seat 14, A on CV-63, is sesame-free.
- The trace marks the broken link.
- The agents propose a plain sourdough roll from the same kitchen, sheet-sided.
- A second agent rechecked all seven, choosing a gluten-free roll for a celiac traveler.
- Dana asks why sourdough is safe, then approves all seven with one signature.
- Nothing changes a meal on scene, sighted, signed, and logged.
- The cruise tap at the seat closes each record.
- Yesterday, 99.5%. The aim, every allergen change reviewed before loading and missed meals halved.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.