Setup
Decide how your POS handles tables and get access to the Dev environment before you start developing.1
Define Your Table Mapping Strategy
Choose how tables will be mapped between Restoo and your POS system: Public
Name, Restoo ID, or POS ID.
2
Confirm Multi-Table Management Support
Inform Restoo whether your POS system supports multi-table management to
ensure proper handling of bookings that occupy multiple tables.
3
Request Development Credentials
Write to
integrations.support@restoo.me and we send you the credentials for the Dev environment.4
Request Webhooks Setup (optional)
If you need webhooks, tell us which events you want to subscribe to and we send you the signing secret.
Development
Build your integration against the Dev environment.1
Build the Integration
Use these guides as a reference:
- Ticket Flow — Walk-Ins, seating, service progression, and ticket close
- Booking Lifecycle — all statuses and who drives each transition
- Webhooks — receiving and verifying real-time notifications (optional)
Development Review
Prove that your integration works as expected before going live.1
Get Validated by Restoo
When your integration is ready, we tell you which tests to run and review the results.
Production Implementation
Move your integration to the production environment and check that it connects.1
Production Setup
We set up your integration in the production environment.
2
Run Basic Access Tests
You check that your integration connects correctly with a demo account.
Beta Launch
Try the integration with a small group of clients before making it available to everyone.1
Start with Shared Clients
We enable the integration with a few clients we share.
2
Collect Feedback and Refine
We gather their feedback together and fix any issues before the public launch.
Public Launch
Make the integration available to all Restoo clients.1
Publish the Integration
We publish your integration on restoo.me/integraciones.
2
Announce It
We coordinate the announcements to both companies’ clients with you.