Migrate a Just Eat Takeaway POS integration from the legacy platform to JET Connect (formerly Flyt)
domain: developers.just-eat.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm whether your current integration uses the legacy Just Eat Takeaway Partner/Order Management API or the older Polygon Central-based order posting model
Review the JET Connect (formerly Flyt) documentation and Universal Integration APIs, the cross-region replacement integration platform
Rebuild catalog/menu push to use JET Connect's catalog endpoints, which add variant support not present in some legacy integrations
Rebuild order pull to use JET Connect's order and customer-info endpoints, including auto-accept configuration if desired
Run both integrations in parallel against a test/staging restaurant before cutting production traffic over, since JET Connect's data model (variants, customer info scoping) differs from the legacy platform
Known gotchas
JET Connect is a rebrand/evolution of Flyt — documentation, community references, and support threads may still use the 'Flyt' name, which can cause confusion when searching for current docs
Access to JET Connect APIs is partner-gated through Just Eat Takeaway's developer/partner program, not open self-serve signup
Customer-information pull is scoped to orders the restaurant itself delivers (self-delivery), not all orders — don't assume customer PII is available for courier-delivered orders
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