Built on our own API
The same interface the platform uses internally is the one that integrates with third parties.
Platform · Data layer
Integrations
Connects with what the chain already uses — through the same API that powers the platform.
The challenge
A large operation never runs on a single system: it already has corporate ERP, BI, a negotiated acquirer, delivery, loyalty. The platform coming in needs to fit into that set without requiring everything to be replaced — otherwise the project dies against the resistance to replacing what already works.
What this costs
Fragile integration is the point where data gets lost and support teams point fingers at each other. File- and spreadsheet-based integration is slow and fails silently. And relying on a closed connector locks the chain into a single vendor, which is exactly what a large operation cannot accept.
Integration isn't an add-on: the platform is built on its own API, and that's how it communicates with the ecosystem — corporate ERP, BI, certified acquirers, delivery, CRM, and at-the-table payment. The chain keeps what it already knows, and data flows through a documented contract, not through a file.
37
active integrations and certifications
Sum of every ecosystem group
8
certified acquirers
Cielo, Rede, Fiserv, Caixa, Sicredi, Stone, PagSeguro, Getnet
Layer 03
Ecosystem and data
It's the data layer looking outward: what the operation and the platform produce flows out through the API and the Data Lake to the client's corporate systems, without locking the data into a closed format.
What this delivers
Corporate ERP
Tax and financial data reaches the ERP the chain already operates fully structured.
Certified acquirers
Multiple certified acquirers, to switch by rate without reintegrating.
Delivery and digital menu
Delivery and digital-menu orders in the same production queue as the dining room.
Corporate BI
Data leaves the Data Lake through connectors for Power BI, Tableau, and other tools — and there is integration with SharePoint on Azure.
CRM and loyalty
The consumption base feeds the ecosystem's relationship tools.
Conversation with
- API First
- Corporate ERP
- BI
- Certified acquirers
- Delivery and digital menu
- CRM and loyalty
- Pay at the table
Where it applies
Frequently asked questions
Does the platform integrate with my corporate ERP?
Yes — SAP, TOTVS Protheus, Everest, 8sys, and F360 are among the ecosystem's ERPs. The operation's tax and financial data flows structured to the ERP the chain already uses.
Is integration via API or file?
Through the API. The platform is built on its own REST interface, and that's how data flows — with a documented contract, no file exchange or manual synchronization.
Is the list of integrations and certifications public?
The ecosystem — ERP, BI, acquirers, delivery, CRM, and at-table payment — is described here and on the integrations and certifications page in the technology section.
Talk to a specialist
Your operation has grown. Is your technology ready?
How many locations, what stack is already running, what needs to be integrated, and what the rollout would look like.
