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Uber Eats

Uber Eats is an ordering-platform integration for MERGEPORT-connected POS systems.

Ordering platform
Type
Webhook connection
Sync
Hybrid
Setup
With support

What this integration can do

Order intake

Inbound

Delivery and takeaway order intake

Supported

Menu sync

Outbound

Keep menu or catalog data aligned with the connected platform.

Supported

Delivery time updates

Outbound

Share delivery-time changes with the connected ordering or delivery channel.

Supported

Availability and open-close handling

Outbound

Update whether a location or ordering channel is open and available.

Supported

Split payments

Inbound

Process supported orders that use split payments.

Supported

Delivery dispatch

Outbound

Send delivery details to the connected delivery service.

Supported

Data exchanged

OrdersMenusPaymentsDeliveries
Data flowBidirectional

Setup at a glance

Setup
With support
Connection
Webhook connection
Updates
Hybrid
Data flow
Bidirectional

What you need

  • Confirm the restaurant's POS is compatible with MERGEPORT and the base POS connection is ready.
  • Complete Uber Eats onboarding and keep the onboarding guide available for the implementation team.
  • Have the operator's Uber Eats login ready for authorization.

Before going live

  • Allow time to coordinate the setup and test the connection before going live.
  • Decide which system should be used to maintain menu changes.
  • Decide who may change a location's availability before going live.

Useful for

Ordering: Order intakeBring incoming orders into the connected system.
About this integration

Uber Eats is an ordering-platform integration for MERGEPORT-connected POS systems. It supports delivery and takeaway orders through linked-account authorization, with order routing and menu ownership shaped by the chosen rollout mode.

How the connection works

Order intake

Receive customer orders from the connected platform.

Delivery, pickup, or marketplace orders can be passed into the connected system for further processing.

Menu sync

Keep menu or catalog data aligned with the connected platform.

Menu and catalog information can be kept consistent between the connected systems.

Delivery time updates

Share delivery-time changes with the connected ordering or delivery channel.

Availability and open-close handling

Update whether a location or ordering channel is open and available.

Split payments

Process supported orders that use split payments.

Delivery dispatch

Send delivery details to the connected delivery service.

Available routing, courier assignment, and service options depend on the connected delivery service.

Important notes

Split payments

Payment, tax, and settlement handling depends on the connected systems.

FAQs

How does Uber Eats connect to my POS system?

Uber Eats is an ordering-platform integration for MERGEPORT-connected POS systems. It supports delivery and takeaway orders through linked-account authorization, with order routing and menu ownership shaped by the chosen rollout mode.

What do I need before activating Uber Eats?

Confirm the restaurant's POS is compatible with MERGEPORT and the base POS connection is ready. Complete Uber Eats onboarding and keep the onboarding guide available for the implementation team. Have the operator's Uber Eats login ready for authorization.

Does Uber Eats support menu synchronization with the POS?

Keep menu or catalog data aligned with the connected platform. Decide which system should be used to maintain menu changes.

Which functions does Uber Eats support?

This integration supports Order intake, Menu sync, Delivery time updates, Availability and open-close handling, Split payments, and Delivery dispatch.

How is the Uber Eats integration set up?

MERGEPORT or the connected partner may assist with setup before going live. The connected system can send updates automatically when an event occurs.

Why MERGEPORT

What a connected order flow can support.

What you can do depends on the systems and features in your setup.

01

Save manual steps

Where order forwarding is supported, teams can avoid entering the same information again by hand.

02

Reduce handover errors

Structured data transfer can reduce manual copying between supported ordering and point-of-sale systems.

03

Stay in control

A shared connection layer can make supported channels and systems easier to oversee as a setup grows.

Ready for the next step?

Plan your Uber Eats connection

Discuss the systems, required data and next steps with our team.