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Manage third-party delivery without the chaos

Third-party delivery platforms can bring your business more customers. They can also bring more tablets, duplicate order entry, inconsistent menus, and avoidable mistakes.

SuperSonic connects your POS with DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub so delivery orders flow directly into the same system your team already uses.

No tablet juggling. No retyping every order. No separate workflow.

Delivery apps should bring orders, not extra work

Managing several delivery marketplaces can quickly overwhelm your counter or preparation area.

Orders arrive on separate devices. Employees re-enter items and modifiers manually. Menu updates have to be repeated across multiple platforms. During a rush, every extra step creates another opportunity for delay or error.

SuperSonic brings incoming delivery orders into your existing POS workflow.

Your employees spend less time managing tablets and more time preparing accurate orders.

Send delivery orders directly to your POS

Manual order entry slows down preparation and increases the risk of missing an item, modifier, or special instruction.

With SuperSonic delivery integrations, supported orders from DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub appear directly inside your POS environment.

Order information can include:

  • Menu items
  • Selected modifiers
  • Marketplace pricing
  • Customer order details
  • Delivery or pickup information

Keep menus, modifiers, and pricing aligned

Updating each delivery marketplace separately takes time and makes it easier for outdated prices, unavailable products, or incorrect modifiers to remain online.

SuperSonic helps connect supported menu information with your POS so updates can be managed more efficiently across your delivery channels.

Your team spends less time repeating changes. Customers see more consistent menu information wherever they place an order.

One operational menu. Fewer inconsistencies.

See delivery and in-store sales together

When marketplace orders remain inside separate systems, it becomes harder to understand how delivery contributes to your overall business.

SuperSonic keeps delivery transactions connected to your reporting environment so you can review marketplace sales alongside your other revenue streams.

See how delivery compares with in-store activity. Identify which channels are producing sales. Understand the full value of your online-order volume.

Every channel visible in one reporting environment.

Built for businesses that rely on delivery

Delivery integration is especially valuable when online orders arrive throughout the day or during your busiest service periods.

SuperSonic delivery integrations can support:

Restaurants and quick-service concepts
Cafés and bakeries offering takeout
Ghost kitchens and delivery-focused brands
Hybrid retail businesses with prepared food programs

Delivery becomes another connected sales channel instead of another system for your employees to manage.

Your delivery channels should work with your POS

DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub can help more customers discover and order from your business. They should not force you to rebuild your operation around separate tablets and disconnected reports.

SuperSonic connects supported marketplace orders, menu information, and reporting with the rest of your POS activity.

Your team prepares the order. SuperSonic manages the flow of information.

Everything works together.

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FAQs

SuperSonic POS is an all-in-one point-of-sale, payment processing, and cloud-based business management platform built by store owners, for store owners.

From processing transactions and managing inventory to tracking sales and reducing losses, SuperSonic brings everything you need to run your business into one connected platform.

With SuperSonic, you get more than a POS system. You get the tools, insights, and support to take control of your operations, make smarter decisions, and get more out of every store.

Whether you're running a single neighborhood store or managing multiple locations, SuperSonic is built to help businesses of all sizes operate smarter and grow.

Our platform supports convenience stores, gas stations, liquor stores, smoke and vape shops, grocery stores, supermarkets, quick-service restaurants, and specialty retailers.

Every business operates differently. That's why SuperSonic offers flexible hardware, integrated payments, and industry-specific tools designed to fit the way you work.

With SuperSonic, you can:

  • Speed up checkout: Process transactions quickly and accept credit, debit, EBT, eWIC, OTC, and other supported payment methods.
  • Take control of inventory: Manage products, pricing, purchase orders, and stock levels from one platform.
  • Monitor your business from anywhere: Access real-time sales, reporting, and performance insights across one or multiple locations.
  • Reduce losses: Identify suspicious transactions, monitor employee activity, and connect transaction data with security footage.
  • Keep customers coming back: Build loyalty with rewards programs, gift cards, promotions, and customer engagement tools.
  • Connect your operations: Manage online ordering, delivery integrations, and supported fuel operations without juggling disconnected systems.

From the checkout counter to the back office, SuperSonic helps you spend less time managing systems and more time growing your business.

A POS delivery integration connects a third-party marketplace such as DoorDash, Uber Eats, or Grubhub with a restaurant’s point-of-sale system. Incoming orders are sent into the POS so employees do not have to read the order from a separate tablet and enter it manually. Depending on the supported configuration, the integration may also connect menu information, pricing, modifiers, availability, and reporting.

Yes. Supported delivery integrations can send marketplace orders from DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub directly into the POS environment. This gives employees one place to receive and prepare orders rather than managing a separate device and order-entry process for each platform.

A supported POS delivery integration can help synchronize menu items, modifiers, pricing, and availability with connected delivery marketplaces. The exact synchronization capabilities depend on the marketplace, integration method, and store configuration. SuperSonic helps merchants keep supported delivery information aligned with the operational system their team already uses.

Yes. When supported marketplace orders flow through SuperSonic, the transactions remain connected to the POS reporting environment. This allows merchants to review delivery activity alongside in-store sales and better understand how each ordering channel contributes to total revenue.

Ready to simplify delivery orders?

If your employees are retyping DoorDash, Uber Eats, or Grubhub orders into the POS, your delivery process is creating work that an integration can eliminate.

See how SuperSonic helps connect delivery marketplaces directly to your POS so orders arrive accurately, menus stay better aligned, and your team can focus on serving customers.

Every delivery order. One connected POS.