Integrations

The Services Devfood Connects To

All 15 of them, in one list — POS systems, delivery networks, payments, messaging, maps and media. Every account is yours, opened in your name, so the money and the message logs stay under your control.

This is the whole list. Devfood connects to 15 services today — nothing is omitted here for tidiness, and nothing on this page is on a roadmap rather than in the platform. If the service you need is not below, ask us on a demo call and we will tell you plainly whether it is possible and what it would take.

Payments

Stripe

Card payments plus Apple Pay and Google Pay, taken in your own Stripe account. Payouts, refunds and disputes stay between you and Stripe — the money never routes through us.

Used by: Customer App · Admin Dashboard

Finix

Online card payments and card-present terminals, so a counter sale and an app order settle through the same processor and land in one set of reports.

Used by: Customer App · Restaurant App · Admin Dashboard

Paytrail

Finnish and Nordic bank transfers alongside cards — the payment methods customers in those markets expect to see at checkout.

Used by: Customer App

Paytrail website

POS

Clover

Two-way sync with the Clover register you already run: menus flow in, online orders push out to the till, and webhooks keep order statuses aligned on both sides.

Used by: Restaurant App · Admin Dashboard

Square

Menu and order sync with Square POS. Square is used here as a POINT OF SALE, not as a payment gateway — card payments still settle through the processor you choose above.

Used by: Restaurant App · Admin Dashboard

Toast

Two-way sync with Toast: the menu you maintain in Toast is the menu your branded app sells, and every online order lands on the Toast ticket rail with its status mirrored back.

Used by: Restaurant App · Admin Dashboard

Delivery networks

DoorDash Drive

Hand a delivery to a DoorDash courier with a live quote when your own drivers are stretched — or run no fleet at all. The order stays yours; only the driving is outsourced.

Used by: Restaurant App · Admin Dashboard

DoorDash Drive website

Uber Direct

Uber couriers for your own-brand orders, quoted per delivery and tracked in the same customer app as your own drivers — no marketplace listing, no commission on the order.

Used by: Restaurant App · Admin Dashboard

Uber Direct website

Shipday

A single connection to the local and third-party couriers Shipday aggregates in your market, with the tracking link pushed to the customer automatically.

Used by: Restaurant App · Admin Dashboard

Shipday website

Nash

Nash routes each delivery to the best-priced available courier network in your area, so a busy Friday does not depend on one provider having drivers free.

Used by: Restaurant App · Admin Dashboard

Messaging

Twilio

One-time passcodes for sign-in and SMS order updates. Delivery receipts come back to the dashboard, so a message that never arrived is visible rather than assumed.

Used by: Customer App · Admin Dashboard

SendGrid

Order confirmations, receipts and account email, sent from your own domain and your own sender identity rather than ours.

Used by: Customer App · Admin Dashboard

SendGrid website

OneSignal

Push notifications to your branded customer app and to the restaurant and driver apps — a new order rings the counter, a status change reaches the customer.

Used by: Customer App · Restaurant App · Driver App

OneSignal website

Maps & location

Google Maps

Address autocomplete at checkout, delivery-zone geometry, and the live map a customer watches their driver on.

Used by: Customer App · Driver App · Admin Dashboard

Google Maps website

Media

Cloudinary

Menu photography stored, resized and served at the size each screen needs, so a phone on mobile data is not made to download a print-resolution image.

Used by: Customer App · Admin Dashboard

Cloudinary website

How This Works

Your Accounts, Not Ours

Every service above is connected with credentials you own. That is the difference between a platform you rent and one you run.

You hold the contract

Payment accounts are opened in your business name. Settlement goes from the processor to your bank, and we are not a party to it.

You keep the data

Customer records, order history and message logs belong to you and can be exported. See Security for who processes what.

You can leave

Because the accounts are yours, moving away does not mean re-onboarding with a payment processor from scratch. The SaaS Agreement sets out what happens at the end of a term.

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