Migrate a legacy Postmates Delivery-as-a-Service (DaaS) integration to Uber Direct
domain: developer.uber.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm the current integration is on the legacy Postmates DaaS API or Dashboard Platform
Wait for or request the account migration notice from Uber; existing Postmates API credentials and calls are backended onto the Uber Direct platform without requiring immediate code changes
Review and accept the updated Uber Delivery Integration API Terms of Use sent by email when migration begins
Remove any reliance on delivery-person photo data returned via webhook, since this field is discontinued post-migration for privacy reasons
Validate delivery creation, quote, and webhook flows against the Uber Direct platform with a test order before the cutover completes, since backend behavior (courier pool, ETAs) can differ even though endpoints are unchanged
Known gotchas
Uber states pricing terms carry over unchanged unless notified otherwise, but migration timing is account-level and Uber-scheduled, not something you trigger via API
Migration timing is described only as 'over the course of the next few months' — build a monitoring/test path rather than assuming a fixed cutover date
Postmates-branded dashboards and support channels are being sunset; update internal runbooks to reference Uber Direct/Uber Eats Manager
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