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Fire spark is built so you do not replace what already works. You connect the systems you have, sync menus outward, and grow channels from one place. Most merchants follow the same path.

How connection works

1

Connect your POS or RMS

Link your operational system with credentials in the dashboard — no custom middleware to stand up before you see value. Fire spark reads menus, pricing, and availability from the source your team already trusts.
2

Go live on aggregators

Once your operation is linked, menus sync automatically to marketplaces like Uber Eats, Rappi, and PedidosYa. Price changes and 86s flow from your POS; you are not maintaining a separate copy per partner.
3

Build owned channels

For app, web, kiosk, and more, Fire spark helps you ship the channels you want with the Storefront API (customer experience) and the Admin API (operations, bulk data, and migration). Same menus and orders; your brand, your UX.
You do not need three integration strategies. One hub sits between your kitchen and every surface customers order from.

What we connect

POS & RMS

Toast, Aloha, Symphony, and Fire POS — our own RMS

Aggregators

Uber Eats, Rappi, PedidosYa

Owned channels

App, web, kiosk, WhatsApp, call center, and more

Integrations API

For POS partners and deep operational sync

Common concerns

WorryReality with Fire spark
“Integration will take months”POS connection starts with credentials; aggregators reuse the same menu sync
“We will double-manage menus”Your POS stays source of truth; channels receive updates automatically
“We need a custom app team”Storefront API covers ordering flows; you focus on brand and UX
“Our POS is unusual”Supported systems connect through standard patterns; Fire POS is available if you want one stack built for omnichannel
Partner-specific setup details are documented per integration. Your Fire spark contact can confirm availability and timelines for your stack.