Waymark / Routes / foodics-pos
Sync a restaurant menu and receive orders via the Foodics POS API
domain: foodics-pos · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps Register in the Foodics developer portal and complete the Partnership Authentication Process to get OAuth2 authorization-code credentials Test the integration in the Foodics sandbox using the provided API Explorer or Postman/Insomnia collection Use the Menu Structuring endpoints to sync categories, items, and modifiers into Foodics Configure a webhook (name/url/type) to receive order events Apply Foodics' documented order calculation formulas so totals match its tax/discount logic exactly
Known gotchas Menu items commonly fail to sync correctly across branches; Foodics maintains a dedicated troubleshooting guide for this Production access requires formal partnership approval, not just a sandbox account OAuth token refresh must be handled correctly since the flow is authorization-code based, not a static key
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