integrate a third-party ordering channel with lightspeed restaurant u-series (upserve) using its pos and online ordering apis

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Steps

  1. Confirm which Lightspeed Restaurant series a merchant runs (K-Series, U-Series/Upserve, or L-Series) since each exposes a separate, incompatible API and documentation set
  2. Authenticate against the U-Series (Upserve) POS API described at api-docs.upserve.com rather than the K-Series developer portal
  3. Use the Online Ordering API to submit third-party orders into the U-Series POS
  4. Pull menu and item data from the POS API to keep the external channel's catalog in sync
  5. Handle order and payment webhooks/polling per the U-Series API reference, since event shapes differ from K-Series

Known gotchas

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