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One API across delivery marketplaces and your POS.

For POS companies, delivery platforms, and restaurant tech teams. Push delivery orders into your POS, sync menus across connected channels, dispatch couriers across supported marketplaces — without maintaining a dozen integrations of your own.

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~/orderout · POST /v1/orders.accept ts
TypeScript
Python
Go
cURL
// receive a delivery order, push to POS
import { orderout } from "@orderout/sdk";

const order = await orderout.orders.accept({
  source:     "ubereats",
  externalId: "uber_abc123",
  store:      "store_8af2...",
  routeTo:    "clover_pos",
  items:      [...],
  options:    { autoPrint: true }
});

// → instant ack
// → printed to kitchen
// → webhook delivered: order.accepted
return order.id;
Built API-first

The primitives we use to run our own dashboard.

No proprietary client. No lock-in. Same endpoints, same webhooks, same idempotency semantics our internal team builds against.

Orders

Accept, refund, cancel, and reconcile across every channel. Idempotent by key. Replayable.

Menus

Push items, prices, modifiers, and availability to every channel in one call.

Webhooks

Signed (HMAC-SHA256), retried with backoff, replayable from a 7-day event log.

Delivery dispatch

Quote and book via Uber Direct, DoorDash Drive, Relay — best-price routing built in.

Custom pricing

Pay per integration, per call, or through revenue share. Flexible partnership options are available.

Coverage

5 channels, live on Clover & Square — Toast coming soon.

POS  ↓  /  Channel →
Uber Eats
DoorDash
Grubhub
ChowNow
Wix
Clover
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Square
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Toast
Soon Soon Soon Soon Soon
+ Aloha, Revel, NCR, Brink, MICROS in private beta · Request access →

Browse every channel × POS in the 3rd-Party Order Engine — for example Grubhub → Clover. Build on the Integration API and Delivery API, or read up on POS system integration.

Who builds on us

Three patterns we see.

POS Companies

Add third-party delivery to your POS overnight.

Embed our Orders + Menus API in your existing merchant portal. Your customers never leave your product to get Uber Eats/DoorDash routed in.

  • Revenue share on every active integration
  • Goes live fast
Delivery platforms

Reach restaurants without building each POS.

Plug into OrderOut once; reach Clover and Square (Toast coming soon), and more. Activations, menus, and reconciliation handled for you.

  • Single contract, single integration
  • Auto-onboarding for new merchants
  • Marketplace-grade SLAs
Restaurant tech

Build the operational layer above OrderOut.

For inventory, scheduling, accounting, analytics tools — pull live order data, push back availability + price changes. No more nightly CSV jobs.

  • Webhooks for every order state
  • Bidirectional menu + availability APIs
  • Per-merchant scoped tokens
Integration API

REST + webhooks, built for fast integration.

One API for orders, menus, accounts, webhooks, and delivery dispatch. Typed, idempotent by key, and replayable — the same endpoints we build against ourselves.

POST /v1/orders

Orders

Accept, refund, cancel, and reconcile across every channel. Idempotent by key. Replayable.

PUT /v1/menus

Menus

Push items, prices, modifiers, and availability to every connected channel in one call.

GET /v1/restaurants

Restaurants & Accounts

Onboard merchants and manage stores with per-merchant scoped tokens.

POST /v1/webhooks

Webhooks

Signed (HMAC-SHA256), retried with backoff, replayable from a 7-day event log.

POST /v1/dispatch

Delivery dispatch

Quote and book via Uber Direct, DoorDash Drive, Relay — best-price routing built in.

Get API access and start integrating.

Request API access, review the documentation, and work with our team to complete your integration.

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FAQ

Common questions.

Which POS systems and delivery channels are supported?
OrderOut currently supports major delivery channels including Uber Eats, DoorDash, Grubhub, ChowNow, and Wix. On the POS side, OrderOut is live with Clover and Square, with Toast coming soon. OrderOut also supports additional POS systems through private beta and partner integrations. If you are working with another POS system, reach out to the OrderOut team to confirm availability and integration options.
How do I become a partner?
To become an OrderOut partner, schedule an intro call. During that call, we'll learn more about your company, your integration goals, and whether OrderOut is the right fit for your product or customer base. If it's a good match, we'll walk you through the next steps, including API access, testing, technical requirements, and partnership options.
Who maintains the delivery integrations as the marketplaces change their APIs?
OrderOut does — that is the point. Delivery marketplaces change their APIs regularly, and we maintain and update every integration on our side. You build once to OrderOut and we keep the connections to Uber Eats, DoorDash, Grubhub, and the rest working, so your team never has to track or react to those changes.
What does POS integration mean in the OrderOut partner program?
In the OrderOut partner program, POS integration means an order that originates outside the restaurant's point-of-sale system — from a delivery marketplace, an online-ordering platform, or an AI phone agent — is delivered into the POS as a standard order, without staff re-keying it from a separate tablet. As an integration partner, you send OrderOut a normalized order once, and OrderOut routes it into the restaurant's connected POS.
Who can become an OrderOut integration partner?
The integrator program is open to POS providers, delivery and marketplace platforms, online-ordering products, and AI phone-ordering vendors that want their orders routed into a restaurant's POS without building a separate connection for every system. For example, an existing AI phone-ordering vendor can connect as a channel and push its orders through OrderOut into Clover, Square, and other supported POS systems.
What are the technical requirements to integrate as an OrderOut partner?
Partners integrate once against the OrderOut Integration API — sending and receiving orders in OrderOut's normalized schema — instead of building and maintaining a separate connection to each POS or delivery marketplace individually. Specific requirements, documentation, and testing access are walked through on the intro call before your API key is issued.
How much does it cost to become an OrderOut integration partner?
Integration partner pricing is not a flat published rate — it is customized based on expected call volume, SLAs, and your use case, similar to how Delivery API and Integration API access are priced. Request access to review pricing, onboarding requirements, and the prepaid integration credit with the OrderOut team.