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How to Get Started with Uber Eats
Onboarding to a food delivery marketplace is a big decision for many businesses that want to start their foray into selling online. While on the surface it might look simple, there is some complexity and nuance behind it that we will explain here so that you can make the most out of selling on Uber Eats. We’ll begin by covering off considerations to make before you even sign up, then how to actually go about the process and the timeline. Finally, rounding out how to connect your newly signed up Uber Eats account to platforms like klikit to manage the orders simply and seamlessly across all delivery platforms in one place. Sounds good? Let’s get started. What to consider before you start The first big question is – are you built for delivery? While it sounds straightforward enough, there’s actually a lot of considerations. Will your food travel well? Does it need to stay really hot or really cold? Is it shaped oddly or packaged strangely? Does it need cutlery? These are just a few of the basics you should be asking yourself as a business owner before starting with a delivery channel like Uber Eats. If your product doesn’t
Integration Setup: Uber Eats to klikit
Naturally, setting up a system to connect one system like Uber Eats to another (like klikit) can be a daunting task – but it doesn’t have to be. In this guide we’ll run through how integration is typically set up in the klikit system so that you can seamlessly streamline orders directly into your klikit Point-of-Sale system. We’ll cover the information you’re required to submit, what we do with this information, and the expected timeline of integration for us to get things all set up and functional. The aim of this article is to demonstrate just how straightforward and simple the process can be, and how it can help unlock for you a world of efficiency. What is an integration? In short, an integration is basically wherein two (or more) systems are able to talk to one another through some connection. Typically this is handled in software by something referred to as ‘middleware’ – which is klikit in this instance. For an integration to work, the system needs a few key things; (1) it needs to know how to talk to the other system at a general level, (2) it then needs specifics – like information about your store to
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