Third Party Integration

Use Third Party Integration for Uber Eats delivery, Xero accounting, and QuickBooks accounting. Each integration needs the matching plan add-on, tenant setting turned on, and your user role must allow the module — otherwise the menu item is hidden or the route shows access denied.

Recommended setup order

1. Overview - you are here.
2. Uber Eats - connect outlets and sync menus (if you use Uber Eats).
3. Xero Integration - connect Xero and configure finance sync (if your business uses Xero).
4. QuickBooks Integration - connect QuickBooks and review sync setup (if your business uses QuickBooks).

Uber Eats

Menu path: Uber Eats

OAuth connect, map each location to an Uber store, then manage menu push/pull and order settings per outlet. Requires the Uber Eats integration add-on.

Full guide: Uber Eats.

Xero Integration

Menu path: Xero Integration

Two-step setup: Connect to Xero (OAuth), then Configure Sync (schedule, sync type, bank and sales accounts). Open Sync Settings and Sync History from the hub after setup. Requires the Xero integration add-on.

Full guide: Xero Integration.

QuickBooks Integration

Menu path: QuickBooks Integration

Connect via OAuth, then use Sync Settings (schedule and sync type) and Sync History from the in-page nav. Requires the QuickBooks integration add-on (same plan feature as Xero).

Full guide: QuickBooks Integration.

Tips

• Ask your administrator to enable the integration in tenant settings and assign the correct module permission before you start.
• Complete connect on the main hub first; use Sync History to troubleshoot failed accounting syncs.
• For Uber Eats, activate the location from POS after mapping — menu and order sync depend on it.
• Never share OAuth or API credentials in chat; use your IT vault or password manager.