identify and migrate a doordash integration off the deprecated marketplace (legacy) api hostname
domain: developer.doordash.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Check the integration's base hostname: pointofsale.doordash.com indicates the deprecated Marketplace (legacy) API, while openapi.doordash.com/marketplace indicates the current Marketplace API
Review DoorDash's legacy partner migration guide to identify required endpoint and payload differences between legacy and current
Update hostname and URL paths together — mixing the legacy hostname with new-style URL paths causes calls to fail
Coordinate the cutover with a DoorDash Technical Account Manager, especially if migration confirmation emails go unanswered
Re-validate menu, order, and webhook flows end-to-end against the current Marketplace API before decommissioning legacy calls
Known gotchas
Partial migrations that mix the legacy hostname with new URL paths (or vice versa) fail outright rather than degrading gracefully
DoorDash's messaging states that non-migrated integrations risk losing core functionality, implying legacy support is not indefinite despite no guaranteed hard-cutoff date
Migration requires proactive outreach (email + TAM) rather than an automatic in-place upgrade, so integrations can silently stay on legacy for a long time if no one follows up
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