POS
Menus, modifiers, taxes, and tickets stay aligned with Square, Toast, Clover, and SpotOn.
Integrations
Connect Tilvo to the systems you already run.
POS, delivery, and payments stay in sync with Tilvo websites, ordering, Voice AI, and kitchen flow — so the restaurant does not run a second stack.
Managed connection. Menu sync. Orders back to the kitchen you already use.
One operating picture across POS, delivery, and payments.
Tilvo does not replace every vendor overnight. It sits on top of the tools restaurants already depend on and makes owned channels part of the same loop.
Delivery
Marketplace demand can still land in the same kitchen queue as Tilvo’s owned-channel orders.
Payments
Checkout and payouts stay with processors you already trust, including Stripe.
Ready-to-connect platforms.
These are the connections Tilvo launches with most often. Availability can vary by market, POS configuration, and restaurant volume.
Ready to connectPOS
Square
Menu sync, order routing, and location data through Square OAuth.
Ready to connectPOS
Toast
Keep Toast menus and ticket flow connected to Tilvo ordering and reporting.
Ready to connectPOS
Clover
Clover catalog, webhooks, and order events for restaurants already on Clover.
Ready to connectPOS
SpotOn
Connect SpotOn locations so Tilvo can follow menu and order changes.
Ready to connectDelivery
Uber Eats
Marketplace orders can share kitchen visibility with direct Tilvo tickets.
Ready to connectDelivery
DoorDash
Keep DoorDash demand in the same prep queue as owned-channel orders.
Ready to connectDelivery
Deliveroo
Sync Deliveroo volume alongside website and app orders.
Ready to connectDelivery
Glovo
Route Glovo orders into the same kitchen and reporting picture.
Ready to connectPayments
Stripe
Direct checkout stays with Stripe while Tilvo owns the guest experience.
Ready to connectOrdering hub
Otter
Bring aggregator tickets into Tilvo operations without a second kitchen screen.
How a connection actually goes live.
Integrations are part of managed setup — not a DIY app store install left to the night manager.
Authorize the connection
Owners connect POS, delivery, or payments from Tilvo. Square and Clover use OAuth so access stays under your account.
Sync menus and tickets
Catalog items, prices, and availability move with the POS. Online and phone orders route back into kitchen flow.
Report from one picture
Channel mix, owned-order volume, and POS sales sit together so operators are not reconciling three dashboards.
“We kept Square on the floor and still got website, app, and kitchen tickets into one place.”
Founder, Bento Yard
- 10+
- POS and delivery connections
- 1
- kitchen queue for owned orders
- 0%
- commission on Tilvo channels
POS, marketplaces, and what setup includes.
Straight answers on whether you need to rip out your current stack.
Do I have to switch POS systems?
No. Tilvo is built to connect to the POS you already run. Square, Toast, Clover, and SpotOn are the primary connections for menu and ticket sync.
What do Square and Clover connections require?
Those connections use the POS provider’s authorization flow. Restaurant use of Square or Clover remains subject to their own terms. Tilvo’s Square and Clover end-user agreements explain how we access and process that data.
Can marketplace orders still hit the kitchen?
Yes. Delivery integrations are designed so Uber Eats, DoorDash, and similar channels can land in the same kitchen visibility as Tilvo website, app, and Voice AI orders.
Is setup included?
Yes. A Tilvo launch includes POS connection, menu import, order routing, and a check that tickets reach the kitchen the way your team works.
See your POS and delivery setup mapped in one call.
We’ll check Square, Toast, Clover, or SpotOn, plus the delivery channels you already use, and show how Tilvo connects without a second kitchen workflow.
