Olo Goes Private. Here's the Operator Playbook for the Next 90 Days.

An operator at a back-of-house terminal reviewing a vendor contract under fluorescent light, the ghost of a corporate logo dissolving on the screen behind them.

Stockholders approved the Thoma Bravo deal this morning. Closing is days away. Every Olo customer should be in renegotiation mode this quarter — here is the PE-pattern playbook and the clauses to demand before the new owners finish their first cost review.

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