We enriched 40 restaurants in four states. Ora found the owner on 38 of 40.

We picked the most-reviewed restaurants in each of four metros: Phoenix, Albuquerque, Honolulu, and Lincoln. No curation beyond review count. Then we ran each one through Ora's enrichment API and asked for the full field set: owner names, owner LinkedIn, emails, menu, POS provider, delivery and pickup platforms, first-party online ordering, reservations, social pages, and the Google profile.

Ora found the owner's name on 38 of 40.

What else came back

• Emails on 30 of 40. You can use our API to access the emails - each one comes with the source URL for where Ora found it.
• Menus on 30 of 40, item by item, from the restaurant's own site and ordering pages.
• Delivery platform presence on 36 of 40, with the platforms named per location.
• When Ora cannot verify something, it says so. POS systems are rarely visible from public evidence for independents, so most POS cells in this sample read "Not identified from public evidence" with the ordering stack Ora did find.

Every field Ora returns ships with its evidence: the URL where the answer was found and the reasoning that connects them. The table below shows a subset of the fields. Owner names are published as found in public sources: state filings, news coverage, and the restaurants' own pages.

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