Integrations

Connect the services already shaping the operation.

FranchiseOS brings external services into the same location, product, order and fulfilment context. The goal is not a longer logo wall. It is fewer gaps between the systems your teams rely on.

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FranchiseOS Shared operational context

Orders

Products

Customers

Payments

Fulfilment

Reporting

Connection principle

Every integration should preserve the business context behind the data: which location, which product, which order and which operational owner.

One operating model, multiple connected services.

Connections vary by provider, commercial agreement and rollout stage. We scope the right path around the workflows your operation needs.

Delivery and ordering

Bring supported delivery partner activity into the location and fulfilment context.

Deliveroo
Uber Eats
Just Eat

Payments

Connect online and in-person payment workflows to the order they belong to.

Stripe
Stripe Connect
Softpay

Customer and loyalty

Keep supported customer engagement and loyalty activity close to ordering.

Carrott
Customer ordering
Customer accounts

Shipping and logistics

Carry fulfilment into labels, tracking, managed routes and vehicle context.

APC
Google Maps
Teltonika

Commerce and catalogue

Move structured product and order data into supported commerce workflows.

TikTok Shop
Medusa
Catalogue API

Platform services

Use APIs, webhooks and managed services to extend the operating model.

Open API
Webhooks
Cloudflare R2

Connect at the right layer.

Some services need real-time events. Others need structured data, managed credentials or a controlled operational handover.

Managed connections

Configured provider connections for supported operational services.

APIs

Structured access for approved storefronts, ordering and external systems.

Webhooks

Event-driven updates for orders, payments, fulfilment and connected services.

Import and migration

Controlled paths for catalogues and selected legacy POS data.

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