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Stop juggling a payment gateway, an aggregator hub, an SMS tool and an accounting connector. One vendor. One invoice.

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Each integration has a one-page settings panel. Test, enable, done.

Stop juggling 6 vendor dashboards.

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Every integration explained

Not a logo wall. Each integration mapped to what it costs you today, and what it returns once it's live.

Payments

What it does: Accept UPI, cards, wallets, NetBanking, EMI and pay-later — settled into your bank.
Why it matters: UPI is now 60%+ of dine-in payments in India. A POS that does not handle it well loses sales.
Business benefit: One settlement file, one bank reconciliation, one CA-friendly invoice.
Real-world use case: "A 40-seat Bengaluru thali joint replaced 3 separate payment apps with one Razorpay onboarding."

Payments

What it does: Global payment gateways for restaurants operating outside India.
Why it matters: Country expansion should not mean POS migration.
Business benefit: One product, every market — including SE Asia, Middle East, Africa, US, UK.
Real-world use case: "An India restaurant opens its first Dubai outlet and switches gateway only — everything else stays."

Customer messaging

What it does: Send order confirmations, bills, payment links and win-back campaigns over WhatsApp.
Why it matters: WhatsApp is India's #1 customer channel. Email open rates are 20%; WhatsApp is 90%+.
Business benefit: Replace SMS at a fraction of the cost. Win-back lapsed customers with one-tap reorder links.
Real-world use case: "A cafe sends "We miss you" on day 30 of inactivity and recovers 8% of lapsed customers per month."

Accounting

What it does: Nightly sync of sales, GST, expenses and settlements into your accounting tool.
Why it matters: Your CA wants Tally, not a CSV export. End-of-month should not be a copy-paste job.
Business benefit: Hours of manual data entry per month → zero. Books close in 1 day instead of 5.
Real-world use case: "A 25-outlet chain closes its monthly books in a single afternoon now, vs a full week before."

Aggregators

What it does: Receive aggregator orders and push menu changes from one BiteSlot dashboard.
Why it matters: Aggregators take 28-32% commission. A POS that integrates them puts you back in control.
Business benefit: Stop juggling 3 tablets at the counter. Stop missing orders. Stop printing twice.
Real-world use case: "A cloud kitchen runs 3 brands on 1 KDS instead of 3 separate tablets. Staff cut by half."

Direct ordering

What it does: Your own restaurant.com (or sub-domain) for online orders — your brand, 0% commission.
Why it matters: Every direct order is one order you do not pay aggregator commission on.
Business benefit: Direct ordering share grows from ~5% to 25-30% over 6 months for committed operators.
Real-world use case: "A cloud kitchen recovered ₹1.4L/mo in commission by shifting orders to its own site."

Customer messaging

What it does: Order confirmations and OTPs over SMS where WhatsApp is not available.
Why it matters: Delivery OTPs and high-value pickup orders sometimes need SMS for verification.
Business benefit: Reliable last-mile authentication. India DLT-compliant out of the box.
Real-world use case: "A QSR chain uses SMS OTP for cash-on-delivery orders above ₹500."

Developer

What it does: Plug BiteSlot into anything — your loyalty app, your custom dashboard, your data warehouse.
Why it matters: Your stack will keep evolving. A closed POS becomes a brake.
Business benefit: Future-proof. No more "BiteSlot does not support X." Build X yourself.
Real-world use case: "A chain wired its in-house loyalty app to BiteSlot via webhook in 1 day."

Marketing

What it does: Track which ad campaign drove which demo, signup or order on your branded ordering site.
Why it matters: Marketing must be measurable, otherwise you are guessing.
Business benefit: Honest customer-acquisition-cost math. Spend more on what works.
Real-world use case: "An owner sees that last week's Instagram campaign drove 14 demo bookings and doubles budget."