Deactivating reservations from Google is easy and can be done by following these steps:
Firstly, you must log into your Tableo account:
1. Go to the Marketplace page.
2. Deactivate the Google Channel by switching the toggle off.

It’s literally that simple; the deactivation usually takes a few hours, and the Reserve a table button will no longer be visible.
What if the Reserve a table button is still visible after 24 hours?
In that case, you must make sure that Tableo is the only Reserve with Google partner you are integrated with. If your restaurant is using the service of another Reserve with Google partner, then you must contact your service provider directly, as the toggle switch will only deactivate the Reserve with Google integration with Tableo.
What if I can’t log into Tableo?
If you can’t log in to Tableo, you can try resetting your password by going here and following the instructions.
If your account has been deactivated, your Reserve with Google integration will be deactivated along with the account after a few hours, but rest assured, even if it’s visible, no further bookings will be able to go through.
If you still have access to your account but are not able to deactivate it, feel free to fill in a support request here.
Can I decide to switch Reserve with Google back on?
Yes, this is entirely at the discretion of the restaurant. As long as you have an active Tableo account, you can switch your integration on and off as you see fit. You can reactivate it by following these steps:
1. Go to the Marketplace page.
2. Activate the Google Channel by switching the toggle on, and you will be reactivated within 24 hours of the toggle being switched on.
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