SuperSonic POS partners with Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub to bring Delivery Orders directly into the register. New delivery integrations reduce duplicate order entry and help businesses manage in-store and third-party orders through one connected POS. TAMPA, FL, UNITED STATES, October 5, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ - SuperSonic POS, a unified point-of-sale, payments and cloud back-office platform, announced direct integrations with Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub, allowing supported third-party delivery orders to flow directly into the same POS environment businesses already use for in-store transactions. The integrations address a growing operational challenge for restaurants and retailers using multiple delivery marketplaces: separate tablets, repeated order entry, inconsistent menu information and disconnected reporting. With SuperSonic, supported orders from Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub can appear directly inside the POS, reducing the need for employees to read an order from one device and manually enter it into another system. SuperSonic POS "Delivery should give businesses another way to generate revenue, not another system their employees have to manage," said Mahdi Hussein, CEO and Co-Founder of SuperSonic POS. "By bringing third-party delivery orders directly into the register, we're removing unnecessary steps from the workflow and giving teams one place to manage more of their business." One POS for In-Store and Delivery Orders Third-party delivery has become an important sales channel for restaurants, convenience stores, cafés, bakeries and other foodservice businesses. But adding more ordering channels can also create more complexity. Without an integrated system, employees may need to monitor multiple marketplace tablets, manually re-enter orders, keep menus updated across separate platforms and reconcile delivery sales separately from activity at the register. SuperSonic's delivery integrations bring supported marketplace orders into the existing POS workflow. Depending on the supported configuration, incoming order information can include: - Menu items - Selected modifiers - Marketplace pricing - Customer order information - Delivery or pickup details By connecting these orders directly to the POS, employees can spend less time managing devices and retyping orders, and more time preparing and fulfilling them accurately. SuperSonic POS Keep Menus, Pricing and Modifiers Better Aligned SuperSonic helps connect supported menu information with the POS so businesses can manage updates more efficiently across their delivery channels. This reduces repetitive changes and helps customers see more consistent information when ordering through supported marketplaces. For quick-service and fast-casual businesses, SuperSonic can also route orders from the front counter, self-service kiosks, online ordering and third-party delivery platforms into the same Kitchen Display System workflow. See Delivery and In-Store Sales Together When supported marketplace orders flow through SuperSonic, delivery transactions remain connected to the POS reporting environment, allowing merchants to review third-party delivery activity alongside in-store sales. SuperSonic also offers online ordering capabilities for businesses that want customers to order directly through their own website. Website orders, supported delivery marketplace orders and in-store transactions can all flow through one connected POS environment. "Operators shouldn't have to choose between reaching customers on more channels and keeping their business simple to run," Hussein said. "Our goal is to connect those channels behind the scenes so every new way to order doesn't create another manual process for the team." Built for Omnichannel Foodservice The delivery integrations expand SuperSonic's capabilities for quick-service and fast-casual restaurants, cafés, bakeries, food trucks, ghost kitchens, convenience stores with prepared food programs and other businesses selling across both physical and digital channels. SuperSonic's broader foodservice platform connects ordering, payments, kitchen operations, inventory, reporting and digital sales within the same ecosystem, helping operators manage more of the business without adding disconnected systems. SuperSonic POS About SuperSonic POS SuperSonic POS is a Tampa-based unified POS, payments and cloud back-office platform built for high-volume retail and foodservice businesses. SuperSonic combines modern hardware, cloud software, payments, inventory, reporting, online ordering, delivery integrations, loyalty, compliance and loss-prevention tools in one connected ecosystem. The platform serves convenience stores, fuel retailers, grocery stores, liquor stores, specialty retailers, quick-service restaurants, cafés, bakeries, food trucks and other high-volume businesses across the United States. Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. International World Times do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.

dlivrd Technologies expands enterprise delivery network with Grubhub integration. New integration gives Expedite, Nibble ONE, and FULFLLD customers access to Grubhub's nationwide delivery network. HORSHAM, Pa., October 1, 2026 (Newswire.com) - dlivrd Technologies, a leading provider of enterprise delivery management and logistics technology, today announced its integration with Grubhub, expanding the delivery network available across its portfolio of enterprise delivery solutions. The integration is now live, giving Expedite, Nibble ONE, and FULFLLD customers access to Grubhub's nationwide delivery network for both catering and on-demand deliveries. The addition of Grubhub strengthens the dlivrd Technologies delivery ecosystem, enabling restaurants, caterers, and enterprise brands to automatically match every order with the most appropriate delivery provider based on operational needs, geography, service requirements, and capacity. Through Expedite's intelligent delivery orchestration, brands can seamlessly dispatch deliveries to Grubhub alongside other national, regional, and local delivery partners, increasing delivery reliability and geographic reach. "Our mission has always been to give brands complete confidence that every order can be fulfilled by the best delivery partner available," said Chris Barnes, Executive Vice President of Dispatch Solutions at dilvrd Technologies. "Adding Grubhub to our delivery network gives our customers another trusted nationwide option and helps ensure every order can be matched with the right driver. We are thrilled to bring this partnership to market." "We're excited to partner with dlivrd Technologies to expand how restaurants, caterers, and enterprise brands can access Grubhub's nationwide delivery network," said Rachel Winkelman, Vice President, Enterprise Partnerships at Grubhub. "This integration reflects our commitment to meeting merchants where they are and providing flexible solutions that support their unique operational needs. By making Grubhub's nationwide delivery network available across the dlivrd Technologies ecosystem, we're helping businesses access reliable fulfillment, expand delivery coverage, and efficiently serve customers at scale." The integration extends value across the dlivrd Technologies portfolio. Expedite customers gain another nationwide delivery provider within their existing orchestration workflow. Nibble ONE customers can seamlessly route catering orders through the expanded delivery network, while FULFLLD customers can supplement their private fleets with Grubhub's nationwide delivery network when additional delivery capacity or geographic coverage is needed. The Grubhub integration is available immediately for all eligible customers across the dlivrd Technologies ecosystem. About dlivrd Technologies dlivrd Technologies develops enterprise delivery technology that powers every stage of the delivery lifecycle. Its portfolio includes Expedite, a delivery orchestration platform that intelligently routes orders across a network of national and regional delivery providers; FULFLLD, a last-mile delivery management platform for operating private driver fleets; and Nibble ONE, a catering order management platform built for restaurant brands. Together, these solutions help restaurants, caterers, and enterprise brands optimize delivery, improve operational efficiency, and scale fulfillment across both catering and on-demand channels. Learn more at https://dlivrd.io. About Grubhub Grubhub is a leading U.S. ordering and delivery marketplace dedicated to connecting customers with their favorite local restaurants, merchants, and convenience retailers. Grubhub elevates online ordering through innovative restaurant technology, easy-to-use platforms, and an improved delivery experience. Part of Wonder, Grubhub features over 415,000 merchants in more than 4,000 U.S. cities. About FULFLLD FULFLLD, a dlivrd Technologies company, is a dispatch and fleet management platform built for brands. The platform helps catering, foodservice, and multi-location restaurant brands manage in-house drivers, integrate external delivery providers, and maintain full brand control with real-time tracking, route optimization, and a single dashboard across every delivery channel. Learn more at www.fulflld.com. About Nibble ONE Nibble ONE, a dlivrd Technologies company, is a catering technology company helping restaurants grow and manage their catering business through a single, integrated platform. Nibble ONE combines branded online catering ordering, customer relationship management, and delivery management, giving restaurants the tools to attract customers, streamline operations, and build lasting relationships. About Expedite Expedite, a dlivrd Technologies company, is a last-mile delivery platform that helps businesses power smarter, faster, and more reliable deliveries. Built for catering, restaurant, retail, e-commerce, and other high-touch delivery operations, Expedite connects businesses with a nationwide network of professional independent drivers through proprietary delivery management technology. With real-time tracking, intelligent driver matching, seamless POS and ordering integrations, and customizable logistics solutions, Expedite empowers brands to deliver exceptional customer experiences at scale. Originally launched as dlivrd, Expedite continues to redefine last-mile logistics by turning every delivery into a competitive advantage. Learn more at expedite.io Media Contact Name: Chris Barnes Email Address: [email protected] Phone Number: 2153603993

Grubhub is launching The Drop, a weekly rewards programme offering customers credit when they dine in at restaurants. Starting Thursday, select users in New York City and Chicago will receive up to three personalised offers from nearby restaurants each week. Customers claim an offer, dine at the restaurant, and pay with a card linked to their Grubhub account to earn credit for future orders. The programme marks Grubhub's first move into in-person dining, following similar initiatives by DoorDash and Uber Eats. Restaurants only pay when diners walk in and spend, with no upfront costs. The Drop uses technology from Claim, a restaurant rewards app Grubhub acquired. Initial participants include Tacombi, Chopt Creative Salad Co., and Dig Inn. The programme will expand to all Grubhub users in both markets after several weeks.