Catering & Events
Big events, without the paperwork spiral.
Weddings, corporate functions, milestone parties. Proposals that look the part, staffing and rentals accounted for, and a payment schedule that protects the date.
What a catering operation can include
Events have more moving parts than any other service — every one of them lives on the booking.
Custom proposals
Send a polished, itemized proposal built from a template in minutes, not an evening.
Guest-count tiers
Pricing that scales from 30 to 300, with minimums and per-head math handled for you.
Staffing & assignments
Who’s on prep, who’s on service, and what each person is responsible for on the day.
Rentals & equipment
Tables, chafers, glassware, and linens tracked as line items with their own costs.
Service timelines
Load-in, service windows, and breakdown shared with the client and the crew.
Deposits & payment schedules
Deposit, progress payment, and final balance, each on its own due date.
How it runs on SRVE
Set up
- Event packages and service styles
- Staffing roles and rates
- Rental and equipment line items
- Minimums and cancellation terms
Book
- Proposal with itemized pricing
- Contract signed before the date is held
- Deposit and payment schedule
- Change orders tracked on the booking
Deliver
- Supply lists scaled to final headcount
- Crew assignments and timelines
- Actual spend against the event
- Final invoice, receipt, and review
The same platform underneath.
Whatever you sell, the business runs the same way — and every capability is on one page.
A storefront that shows catering and events with real menus, photos, pricing, and reviews
Quotes, contracts, deposits, and invoices on one clean path from inquiry to paid
A calendar that enforces your hours, travel radius, and buffer time before a booking lands
Shopping lists, receipts, mileage, and expenses tied back to the order that caused them
Add another revenue stream
Most operators sell more than one thing. Each service gets its own packages and pricing — under one storefront and one calendar.
Run the event. Not the spreadsheet.
Proposals, staffing, and money in one system.