Self-Ordering Integrations for Restaurants
Explore integrations that support self-ordering with Gravy. This page shows which POS systems and platforms enable QR, kiosk, and tablet-based ordering within a connected operational workflow.
Unlike a general overview of self-ordering as a product or platform capability, this page focuses on integrations that already support self-ordering in real restaurant environments. To learn more about system connectivity, visit our POS Integration feature page.
Browse supported integrations below and see how self-ordering works across connected systems. Or explore ordering formats on the Products page.
Aviv POS Integration
NetLunch POS Integration
Presto POS Integration
iiko POS Integration
What Supported Self-Ordering Integrations Enable
Self-ordering integrations connect guest-facing ordering experiences — such as QR menus, tablet ordering, and self-service kiosks — with real restaurant operations.
Instead of running as separate tools, these ordering flows are connected to POS systems or operational routing setups, allowing orders to move directly into kitchen, prep, and service workflows.
Depending on the integration, restaurants can synchronize menus, route orders automatically, and manage digital ordering within their existing systems.
If you want to understand how this connectivity works at the system level, see our POS Integration feature page.
Why Integration-Based Self-Ordering Matters
No Manual Order Handling
Orders flow directly into POS or operational systems without staff needing to re-enter them manually.
Consistent Menus Across Channels
Menus, pricing, and availability stay aligned between self-ordering interfaces and restaurant systems.
Faster Guest Experience
Guests can order and pay through QR, kiosks, or tablets without waiting for staff interaction.
Connected Kitchen Workflow
Orders are automatically routed to the correct kitchen or prep stations as part of normal operations.
Flexible Deployment
Launch self-ordering with or without full POS integration, depending on the available setup.
How Self-Ordering Works Across Integrations
1.
Guest Places an Order
Customers order through QR menus, tablets, or self-service kiosks in the venue.
2.
Order Is Passed Into the System
The integration sends the order into the POS or configured routing workflow in real time.
3.
Kitchen and Staff Fulfill the Order
Orders are processed through normal operational flows without additional manual steps.
Supported Integrations — Not Just a Feature
This page is not just about self-ordering as a concept — it shows which systems already support self-ordering through real integrations.
Gravy does not treat self-ordering as a standalone layer. Instead, ordering flows are connected to restaurant operations, allowing orders to move directly into POS systems or routing workflows.
If you want to explore self-ordering formats and products, visit the Products page.
Don’t See Your POS or Ordering Platform?
We continuously expand our integration ecosystem. If your POS system or ordering platform is not listed, we may still be able to support your setup.
Our team can help evaluate integration options, including POS-based connectivity and alternative routing approaches.
FAQ
Launch Self-Ordering with Your Existing Systems
Connect QR menus, tablet ordering, and self-service kiosks to supported POS systems and ordering platforms — or integrate your own setup into the Gravy ecosystem.
Bring self-ordering into real restaurant operations without building parallel workflows.