Guides for restaurant teams running connected operations.
Short, answer-first articles on the moving parts of restaurant operations — channels, POS, delivery, data, and the vocabulary that ties them together.
- Concept
What is restaurant middleware?
Restaurant middleware is the software layer that translates orders, menus, and sales data between channels, POS, accounting, and operational tools.
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What is a food broker?
A food broker is a multichannel intermediary that publishes a restaurant's menu across every channel and pays the restaurant under a single unified contract.
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How to connect Glovo to a restaurant POS
Step-by-step on connecting Glovo orders to a restaurant POS via Sinqro Order Hub, including menu mapping, modifiers, and status sync.
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How to centralize delivery orders from every channel
Practical guide to operating Glovo, Uber Eats, Just Eat, Deliveroo, and direct ordering from a single screen without duplicate entry.
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Sinqro vs a delivery aggregator: what is the actual difference?
Sinqro is a restaurant operations layer; a delivery aggregator is a marketplace. They sit at different layers and most restaurants run both at once.
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How multi-venue POS data sync works
How Sinqro Data Sync collects POS data from many restaurants and pushes it into accounting, stock, and BI under one account.
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How QR ordering works in a restaurant
How a customer scans a QR code, browses the menu, orders, and pays — and how that order lands in the kitchen the same way a counter ticket does.
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How marketplace settlements work for restaurants
How Glovo, Uber Eats, Just Eat, and Deliveroo pay restaurants — and how Sinqro Data Sync reconciles those settlements against POS sales automatically.
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