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RSSThe expanded integration covers nested modifiers, changing availability and channel prices. Operators need to test the exceptions as carefully as the order flow.
Channel Connect became available June 16, including to eligible noncustomers. Its local software license clarifies data and compatibility responsibilities.
Wonder’s June update brings together referral links, conversational checkout and a monthly delivery-credit redemption, with different paths into Grubhub.
The Servi Q launch claims an 18-inch minimum passage and reverse movement, adding a compact option to Bear’s service-robot lineup.
The available integration connects first-party orders to loyalty profiles. DataCandy’s documentation explains the location records and account rules behind a multi-unit program.
TrackAssure connects receiving and preparation records with manager alerts and audit exports. Ladle’s launch describes the workflow but supplies no field performance data.
A May 12 availability map separates current tools from early-access projects. Employee records and reporting definitions will shape the work behind either choice.
The new product is in early access, with broader summer availability planned. Modified orders and busy handoffs offer concrete tests for prospective operators.
The announced expansion builds on Square’s U.S. Uber Eats integration, with six international markets planned and Cash App Pay coming to U.S. Uber apps.
Crunchtime named early access for three AI tools. Evaluation should follow spoken counts, photo judgments and recommended tasks through the finished work.
The April launch adds conversational meal planning and cart customization, with payment routed through Little Caesars’ app or website.
Square’s Birch Coffee case study describes a shared commerce system with outside scheduling, while leaving important configuration and performance details unreported.