distinguish DoorDash marketplace, Caviar, and Storefront orders using the experience field in the marketplace order model
domain: developer.doordash.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Subscribe to order creation webhooks via the DoorDash Marketplace API to receive new orders in real time
Parse the incoming order payload's experience field to determine whether the order originated from DoorDash, Caviar, or Storefront
Branch order-routing, receipt formatting, and support workflows based on the experience value since each channel has different presentation and support surfaces
Confirm the order via the PATCH endpoint referencing the order's id regardless of source experience
Test all three experience values in the sandbox/test store before going live since store configuration can differ per experience
Known gotchas
DoorDash, Caviar, and Storefront share the same backend "experience provider" mechanism, so a naive integration that assumes all orders are DoorDash-branded will mislabel Caviar/Storefront orders in reporting and receipts
Storefront orders may carry different commission/tax handling than marketplace orders even though they use the same order schema
Missing this field check can break brand-specific customer service scripts that rely on knowing which channel a customer ordered from
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