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A modern restaurant runs on a tangle of systems: the POS, the online ordering site, the reservation tool, and two or three delivery platforms, each with its own menu and its own order flow. Keeping them in sync by hand means updating menus in five places and re-keying orders at the pass. Integration makes them act like one system.
The menu lives in five places
A price change or an 86’d item has to be updated across the POS, the website, and each delivery platform, so something is always wrong somewhere.
Delivery orders are re-keyed
Orders from delivery platforms tapped into the POS by hand at the busiest time is slow and a source of mistakes that cost refunds and ratings.
Availability drifts
Reservation and ordering systems that do not talk lead to overbooked tables and orders accepted the kitchen cannot make.
How it works
- Sync the menu everywhere. One menu change propagates to the POS, the website, and every delivery platform, so prices and availability are consistent and an 86’d item disappears everywhere at once.
- Flow orders into the POS. Delivery-platform orders drop straight into the POS and the kitchen, with no re-keying and no missed tickets at the rush.
- Keep availability honest. Reservations and online ordering share real availability, so the kitchen is never handed more than it can make.
- Alert on failures. If a sync fails, a human is alerted rather than finding out from a bad order or an overbooked service.
Tools we reach for
- your POS via API
- online ordering + reservation system APIs
- delivery platform integrations
- a monitored sync layer
What changes
Menus and availability stay consistent across every channel, delivery orders flow to the kitchen without re-keying, and the floor stops firefighting the mismatches between systems that were never built to talk.