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Delivery integration

Reach many delivery providers through one Nash connection.

Send deliveries from your own website, app, and kiosk to Nash, which dispatches them across its network of delivery providers. Automatic handoff and delivery updates in Ordering.co.

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How Nash works with Ordering.co.

Orders come in on your channels. Ordering.co sends each delivery to Nash, and every update comes back to you and your customer.

Your website, app, or kiosk
  1. 1Order placed

    A customer places a delivery order on any of your Ordering.co channels.

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  1. 2Delivery requested

    Ordering.co sends the delivery to Nash automatically, with the pickup and drop-off details.

Nash delivery network
  1. 3Picked up and delivered

    The Nash courier collects the order at your store and takes it to the customer.

Your customer

Delivery status and courier details update in Ordering.co and on your customer's tracking page as they happen.

Nash dispatches. Ordering.co runs the order.

Nash puts many delivery providers behind one connection. Ordering.co gives you the channels those orders come from and the tools to run them:

  • Your own channels. Branded websites, apps, and kiosks where customers order from you directly.
  • More products and features. More than 20 products and more than 1,500 features across ordering, loyalty, marketplaces, call centers, and delivery.
  • One delivery operation. Combine Nash with other delivery companies and your in-house drivers, with automatic assignment.
  • Built to extend. APIs and MCP, with application source code available on eligible plans.

Why use Nash with Ordering.co

  • One connection, many providers. Nash dispatches each delivery across the providers in its network.
  • No manual dispatch. The delivery goes to Nash automatically at the order event you choose.
  • Customers follow every step. Delivery status and courier details update in Ordering.co and on the customer’s tracking page.
  • Test before you go live. Enter separate credentials for the test and live environments.

What Nash brings

Nash describes its platform on its network page and in its delivery orchestration overview:

  • One integration to more than 500 providers, including national couriers, regional carriers, gig networks, and last-mile operators.
  • Intelligent orchestration that scores each option on cost, reliability, and speed and assigns the one that fits the delivery.
  • Your own fleet in the same pool, alongside contracted carriers and store labor.

How a delivery moves

  1. A customer places a delivery order on your Ordering.co website, app, or kiosk.
  2. At the order event you chose, Ordering.co sends the delivery to Nash with the pickup and drop-off details.
  3. Nash dispatches it to a provider in its network, whose courier collects the order at your store and takes it to the customer.
  4. Delivery status and courier details update in Ordering.co and on the customer’s tracking page.

Set up and go live

The Ordering.co delivery service guide covers each setting:

  1. Set up your Nash account and get your API credentials.
  2. In the Ordering.co Dashboard, open Connect > Delivery Services and select Nash.
  3. Enter the credentials for the test or live environment.
  4. Choose the order event that hands deliveries to Nash, and set auto-rejection and timeout behavior.
  5. Save, run a test delivery, then switch to your live credentials.

More ways to deliver

Setup

Connect your Nash account and start dispatching.

  1. 01
    Get your Nash credentials

    Set up your Nash account and get the API credentials for the test or live environment.

  2. 02
    Add them in Delivery Services

    In the Ordering.co Dashboard, open Connect > Delivery Services, select Nash, and enter the credentials for the matching environment.

  3. 03
    Choose when orders go to Nash

    Set the order event that hands a delivery to Nash, such as when the store accepts the order, along with auto-rejection and timeout settings.

Resources

Guides and references.

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

Is Nash available with Ordering.co?

Yes. Nash is an available Ordering.co delivery integration. You connect your Nash account in the Dashboard under Connect > Delivery Services.

Is Nash a courier company?

No. Nash is a delivery orchestration platform. Ordering.co sends the delivery to Nash, and Nash dispatches it to a provider in its network, such as a national courier, a regional carrier, or a gig network.

When is a delivery sent to Nash?

At the order event you choose, such as when the store accepts the order. You can also set auto-rejection for orders that stay unassigned and how long the workflow waits.

What does the customer see after ordering?

Delivery status and courier details update in Ordering.co and on the customer's tracking page as the order is picked up and delivered.

Can I combine Nash with my own drivers?

Yes. Delivery groups in Ordering.co can use in-house drivers or delivery companies, with a priority for each group and the stores it serves, so each store can use the delivery option that fits it.

Why use Ordering.co with Nash?

Nash handles dispatch across its providers. Ordering.co runs the order, with your own branded channels, more than 20 products and more than 1,500 features, one delivery operation for delivery companies and in-house drivers, APIs and MCP, and application source code on eligible plans.

Put more delivery capacity behind your own channels.

Tell us where your stores are and how many deliveries you run, and we will help you set up Nash.

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