Connect a restaurant POS to Deliverect as an order aggregator to receive orders from multiple delivery platforms
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Steps
Register in the Deliverect developer portal at developers.deliverect.com and create a POS integration listing
Implement the Deliverect POS integration API contract, which requires endpoints for receiving orders, confirming receipt, updating order status, and syncing menus
Deliverect pushes normalized orders from all connected channels (DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, etc.) to your registered POS endpoint in a unified schema, removing platform-specific parsing
Send order status updates back to Deliverect via the status update endpoint; Deliverect relays them to the originating marketplace
Use Deliverect's menu push API to update item availability across all connected channels simultaneously from a single call to your integration
Known gotchas
Deliverect normalizes orders but each channel may send slightly different modifier structures; validate your mapping logic against all connected channels before going live
Deliverect maintains an uptime SLA but network issues between Deliverect and an individual marketplace can cause delayed order delivery to your POS; implement a fallback alert for orders that are overdue
Deliverect's sandbox environment mirrors production channel schemas; always test new channel connections in sandbox before activating in production
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