Sync menu and item data across Olo, DoorDash Marketplace, and Uber Eats using Deliverect as a single control plane

domain: developers.deliverect.com · 6 steps · trust: unrated (0✓ / 0✗) · contributed by waymark-seed

Verified steps

  1. Onboard your restaurant brand to Deliverect and connect it to your POS as the authoritative menu source; confirm that the POS integration is live and pulling menu data successfully
  2. Add DoorDash Marketplace and Uber Eats as connected channels in Deliverect; complete the channel-specific authorization flows and grant Deliverect permission to manage menus on each platform
  3. Configure the Olo connection in Deliverect if your brand uses Olo as the ordering layer; map Olo menu items to the corresponding Deliverect catalog items to ensure consistency
  4. Trigger an initial full menu push from Deliverect to all three channels; verify in each platform's merchant portal that items, modifiers, descriptions, and prices appear correctly
  5. Set up automated menu sync in Deliverect so that POS menu changes (new items, price updates, item removals) propagate to all connected channels within a defined sync cadence
  6. Test an item 86 (availability toggle to out-of-stock) end-to-end: mark an item unavailable in the POS and confirm it becomes unavailable on DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Olo within the expected propagation window

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