Define the outcome
List the user action, source system, destination and expected result. Include what should happen when an update fails.
Open the planning guideINTEGRATION CONVERSATIONS
Describe what needs to move between systems, who owns the data and what success looks like for the merchant.

Start with the user action and follow the information from one system to the next. Identify who owns each record, when it should change and what the merchant should see.
A shared brief helps the technical conversation stay grounded in the business outcome.
A connection with a purpose
Define the outcome.
Confirm the product and supported access.
Technical access and support depend on the product and proposed use. Start with the scope, then agree the implementation.
List the user action, source system, destination and expected result. Include what should happen when an update fails.
Open the planning guideRestaurant, Retail and Station have different data and operational boundaries. Do not assume one connection covers all three.
Compare product workflowsDiscuss permissions, test environments, monitoring and rollback before connecting a merchant’s live operation.
Contact the teamOrders, kitchen, floor and guest checkout.
Explore RestaurantCheckout, inventory and a clearer view of your products.
Explore RetailFuel and convenience-store back office, connected through Linq.
Explore StationInclude the source and destination systems, the Taply product and the outcome the merchant needs.
There is no public self-service API key or blanket integration approval on this website. Taply must confirm supported interfaces, permissions and commercial terms for your use case.
View published connectionsThis website does not issue API credentials. Taply must confirm the supported interface, access permissions and terms for the specific product and use case.
Restaurant, Retail and Station have different workflows and account contexts. Confirm the product and scope for each proposed connection.
Describe the business outcome, the systems involved, the records that need to move and the expected frequency. Include how errors and updates should be handled.