It answers in your language
Ask in Bangla or English and the reply comes back in the same one. Technical words people actually say — POS, KDS, KOT, VAT — stay as they are, because translating them would make the answer harder to follow, not easier.
Ask, do not hunt
Every Rosuii panel has an assistant you can ask in Bangla or English. Ask how something works and it answers and opens the right page as a button. Ask what sold yesterday and it reads your own figures. Ask it to add a dish and it fills in a card from your words — the dish is created when you tap Add, not before.
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Ask, do not hunt
For owners and managers who know what they want to do but not where the setting lives
Operational benefits
Ask in Bangla or English and the reply comes back in the same one. Technical words people actually say — POS, KDS, KOT, VAT — stay as they are, because translating them would make the answer harder to follow, not easier.
Revenue for a range, best and worst selling dishes, recent orders, the menu, branches and staff. It uses the same permission-checked tools as the external AI connector, so it can never tell someone a number their account cannot already see.
Instead of describing a path, it offers the button. The buttons come from a fixed list filtered by what you may open, so it cannot send you somewhere you have no access to or invent a link.
Ask it to add a dish and it shows a card with the name, price, category and description it read from your words. Nothing is saved until you tap Add — and the server re-checks the card against your live menu first.
Where the browser supports dictation, the microphone sends what you said after a short pause. Useful when your hands are busy and the panel is on a shelf.
How it works
The assistant is already there, bottom right. There is nothing to install, connect or pay for.
“How do I set up online ordering?”, “what sold most this week?”, “add Kacchi Biryani for 320 taka”. Short questions work best.
An answer usually comes with a button to the right page. If you asked for a dish, check every field on the card and tap Add.
It answers questions about running your restaurant in Rosuii, opens the right panel page as a button, reads your own figures — sales, best and worst selling dishes, recent orders, menu, branches, staff — and drafts a new dish for you to approve. Adding that dish is the only change it can make.
Yes. Ask in Bangla and the answer comes back in Bangla, written natively rather than translated. Words people actually say in English — POS, KDS, KOT, VAT, bKash — stay in English, because that is how restaurant staff say them.
No. The only thing it can change is adding a menu item, and only after you tap Add on a card showing the name, price, category and description. Before saving, the server checks the card again against your live menu and refuses if anything moved.
Only if their account already can. The assistant reads through the same permission checks as the panel, resolved from their account at the moment they ask. A cook without report access gets told the figure is not available to that account, and someone assigned to one branch sees that branch only.
Your question, the last few messages of the same chat, and counts from your restaurant such as how many dishes you have and how many orders today. Phone numbers, emails and long ID numbers are stripped out first. No customer names or order lines are sent unless you ask for a report you have permission to see.
Not on Rosuii’s servers. The conversation lives in your browser tab and is gone when you close it. Rosuii logs only metadata — which restaurant asked, the topic, how long it took — never the question or the answer.
No. It is on every plan including Free, and uses Rosuii’s own AI connection, so there is no API key to buy.
The assistant says it could not answer and suggests trying again. Nothing else in the panel depends on it — billing, orders, the kitchen screen and reports all work exactly as before.
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