Register a POS channel with Deliverect and receive a published menu via webhook
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Steps
Apply for a Deliverect channel integration partner account via the developer portal; obtain sandbox credentials after approval.
Register your channel by calling the channel registration endpoint with your webhook URLs for menu updates, order creation, and order status events.
When a restaurant publishes a menu targeting your channel, Deliverect POSTs the full menu payload to your Menu Update Webhook URL — parse the product, modifier-group, and price structures.
Respond with HTTP 200 and an acknowledgment body within the timeout window; non-2xx responses trigger Deliverect retries.
Map Deliverect product IDs to your internal item IDs and persist them for order-time lookups.
In your dashboard, reflect availability changes by listening to subsequent menu-update webhook events and applying diffs.
Known gotchas
Deliverect's channel integration is partner-gated; you cannot self-serve production credentials — budget time for partner onboarding review before you can go live.
Menu payloads can be large for multi-location brands; ensure your webhook endpoint can handle the payload size and responds within the required timeout to avoid retries.
Modifier groups in Deliverect support nesting, but individual delivery channels may cap nesting depth — validate your mapping layer enforces destination-channel limits.
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