Hi
Apologies if this has already been asked. I’m currently developing a customized ordering system that allows restaurants using Grubhub, UberEats, and DoorDash to receive order notifications directly within Floreant POS.
One challenge we’re facing is that developers typically don’t have access to active Grubhub or DoorDash store accounts, which makes it difficult to simulate incoming orders during development and testing.
Is there a recommended way to simulate test orders from these platforms?
What kind of configuration details should be set up in the OrderOut connector to ensure proper integration with Floreant POS?
For context, Floreant POS is a free, open-source Java Swing–based POS system that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Any guidance on best practices for testing and configuration would be greatly appreciated.
Also, I wanted to ask: Does OrderOut offer any partnership or certification program for POS vendors or developers? Having something official would help instill confidence in POS users that the integration is stable and supported.
Yes, you can fully simulate incoming orders. In the OrderOut dashboard you’ll find a “Send Test Order” button. This generates an order exactly the way Uber Eats, DoorDash, or Grubhub would. The source doesn’t impact the payload structure for POS delivery, so if your Floreant POS integration receives the test order correctly, it will work the same for all connected channels.
For configuration, just make sure your integration is pointing to the correct OrderOut endpoints and that your POS is listening for the standard order-created webhook. No special per-DSP setup is required.
On partnerships: we do offer a program once an integrator reaches meaningful usage on the platform. At that stage you get direct access to our team, including a dedicated Slack channel for faster support.
Happy to help if you need guidance during development.