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POS partners

A POS partnership defines how bills, orders, payments and operating status move between the two systems and which capabilities become available to shared customers.

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The problem it solves

Restaurant manager dealing with separate tools for point of sale, payments and operations.

When point-of-sale software and payment flows do not communicate, staff repeat steps and partners struggle to extend the capabilities they offer customers.

What changes with Qodeup

Two restaurant professionals reviewing a shared operating flow on a tablet.

An integration connects the agreed capabilities between the point-of-sale system and Qodeup, so restaurants can use new flows alongside the tools they already rely on.

Why Qodeup

Restaurant leader observing an organised service operation while working on a laptop.

Each point-of-sale system can support different flows. A technical assessment clarifies requirements, available capabilities and each system’s responsibilities upfront.

How it works

From technical assessment to an operating flow.

Separate systems and disconnected tools at a restaurant counter.1

Map the flow

Together with the partner, we identify the point-of-sale system, the steps involved and the capabilities the restaurant needs.

Two professionals connecting a point-of-sale system and a payment terminal during a technical assessment.2

Check the requirements

We review technical specifications and constraints to define which data and capabilities can move between the systems.

Manager and technician setting up a venue before opening.3

Agree on activation and responsibilities

We define the integration scope and each system’s role before configuring the flow for the venue.

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Why integrate Qodeup

Why integrate Qodeup

Integrating Qodeup lets a vendor extend its installed base with terminal, QR, digital ordering, loyalty and data while keeping technical boundaries and shared responsibilities explicit.

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ERP and management partners

ERP and management partners

ERP and management partnerships connect Qodeup journeys to administration and reporting for groups and chains with a clear map of data and responsibilities.

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Loyalty and CRM partners

Loyalty and CRM partners

Loyalty and CRM partnerships use the transaction as a relationship event, connecting identification, points and visit signals to authorised marketing systems.

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Payment and benefit partners

Payment and benefit partners

Payment and benefit partnerships bring schemes and meal vouchers into compatible Qodeup surfaces while stating channels, limits and remaining-balance handling by product.

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Become a partner

Become a partner

Become a Partner collects company profile, systems, markets, installed base and use case to begin a technical and commercial assessment with Qodeup.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does Qodeup replace the point-of-sale software?

No. Qodeup integrates with the point-of-sale software already used by the restaurant. Available capabilities depend on the integration and the agreed configuration.

Does every point-of-sale integration include the same capabilities?

No. Supported flows vary by system and integration. The assessment clarifies which capabilities are available for each system.

Can we assess a system that is not integrated yet?

Yes. Qodeup and the partner can assess the technical path together. As a general indication, an integration can take around 1–3 weeks; feasibility and timing depend on the system, available specifications and requested scope.

Next step

See this setup in your operating flow.

Restaurant kitchen in service with an order printer

Share format, venues, POS and priorities so the team can prepare a relevant demo.