Middleware integrations

Reach your POS through the partner you already use.

Middleware partners connect Ordering.co to many more POS systems. Your menu comes from the POS through the partner, and every online order goes back the same way.

How middleware connects your POS to Ordering.co.

The menu comes from your POS through the middleware partner. Orders go back to your POS the same way. Ordering.co adds what online ordering needs in between.

Your POS via middleware

Menu route

  1. 1Import menu and prices

    Items, prices, and modifiers are pulled from your POS.

  2. 2Keep it in sync

    Webhooks switch items on or off as soon as they change in your POS, or a scheduled sync runs at the interval you choose.

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  1. 3Enrich it online

    Add what your POS does not have, such as images, categories, and subcategories, from the Ordering.co Dashboard.

Order route

  1. 4Injected into your POS

    Each online order goes straight into your POS and follows the workflow your staff already use.

  1. 5Delivery assigned

    Combine it with Ordering.co delivery to auto-assign delivery companies or your in-house drivers.

Delivery companies or in-house drivers

Order status updates in your POS and Ordering.co at the same time.

Middleware integrations

Choose your middleware partner.

Country filtering uses each provider’s documented business markets, not the countries your customers can order from. Providers without a published country list appear when no country is selected.

4 middleware integrations

Direct or through a partner

Pick the route that fits your POS.

Connection costs and responsibilities

  • What changes between direct and partner routes?

    For a direct connection, confirm with Ordering.co who implements and maintains the connector and handles incidents. With a partner, also identify who contracts the middleware, configures credentials and mappings, and resolves failures at each hop. Agree one support owner for an order that fails to arrive.
  • Which costs should I compare?

    Separate the Ordering.co subscription, middleware license, POS API access, setup, custom development, support, and future changes. Request scope, currency, taxes, locations, channels, included volume, and variable charges in writing. A connection with no implementation charge does not remove third-party licenses or fees.
  • Where do I find partner pricing?

    Check the provider’s official pricing for your market and request a proposal if no applicable rate is shown. Deliverect presents its US options with a demo request; that page does not publish a numeric rate for your connection. An unpublished rate is not a zero cost. Confirm activation, renewal, cancellation, and responsibilities in the contract.

Connect your POS through the partner you already use.

Tell us your POS and your middleware partner, and we will help you plan the connection.

Product guide: Review POS and menu-sync configuration

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