Navigate Olo Connect's tiered partner certification model to determine what's required before going live on Rails (marketplace ordering) versus Dispatch (delivery orchestration)
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Steps
Submit a partnership inquiry to join the Olo Connect Partner Program; Olo runs a tiered program (e.g., Standard/Gold/Platinum) governing certification depth, co-marketing, and directory placement
Understand that Rails (accepting marketplace orders from a third-party channel) and Dispatch (routing white-label deliveries to a delivery service provider) are separate API surfaces, each requiring its own certification pass
Request sandbox credentials from the Olo Developer Portal after the partnership agreement is signed — credentials are not available pre-agreement
Build and test against sandbox, then schedule certification for each API surface you use; production credentials are issued per certified API, not blanket-granted
Review Olo's API usage terms for restrictions on how partner data (menus, pricing, order volume) can be used outside the integration itself
Known gotchas
Certifying Rails does not automatically certify Dispatch or the Ordering API — budget separate certification cycles if you need multiple Olo surfaces
Partner tier (Standard/Gold/Platinum) affects business terms like co-marketing and directory listing, not just technical scope — don't assume tier maps cleanly to API access level without confirming with Olo
Sandbox parity with production has gaps in some Olo modules; validate pricing-override and multi-brand behavior carefully before certification
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