Sync a menu from the Lightspeed Restaurant L-Series API to a third-party delivery platform
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Steps
Request API access from the Lightspeed Partnerships or Hospitality Product team, as L-Series API access is restricted to approved partners and pre-selected developers
Authenticate to the L-Series REST API using the credentials and flow documented in the approved developer documentation received after partner approval
Query the menu endpoints to retrieve the full menu tree including categories, menu items, modifiers, prices, and availability flags for the target location
Transform the L-Series menu data model into the delivery platform's required schema, mapping item names, descriptions, prices, and modifier groups accordingly
Push the transformed menu to the delivery platform via its menu management API, using the platform's upsert or replace menu operation
Schedule periodic re-syncs and listen for any menu-change webhooks or callbacks from L-Series if supported, to keep the delivery platform menu current
Known gotchas
L-Series API access is not self-service; expect a lead time for partner approval and agreement signing before any development can begin
Menu schema differences between L-Series and delivery platforms (especially nested modifier groups) require careful mapping to avoid validation errors on the delivery platform side
L-Series is a distinct product line from K-Series; documentation and endpoints differ and are not interchangeable
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