Integrations
One operator for your stack.
Connect POS, suppliers, accounting, payments, reservations, delivery, email, and social into one calm command center. Concya reads what your house already runs on and routes it through Operator.
31
integrations
8
categories
10
live today
POS
Menus, modifiers, item status, orders, and sales context.
6 partners
Suppliers
Catalogs, POs, invoices, delivery status, and vendor pricing.
5 partners
Accounting
COGS, AP, vendor balances, and bookkeeper handoff.
3 partners
Payments
Approved vendor payments with locked cards or ACH.
4 partners
Reservations
Covers, deposits, guest timing, and prep pressure.
3 partners
Delivery
Off-premise order volume, channel menus, and demand pressure.
5 partners
Owner inboxes, vendor follow-ups, and guest replies.
2 partners
The problem
Every tool holds a piece of the shift. None of them share it.
- POS changes never reach delivery fast enough
- Supplier invoices live outside the weekly margin view
- Reservation pressure does not update prep or staffing
- Owner inboxes hide guest and vendor commitments
- Every tool asks the team to reconcile reality by hand
How it works
From disconnected tools to one operating layer.
- Step 1
Connect the source systems
Concya reads the tools your house already runs on, without asking the floor to learn another dashboard first.
- Step 2
Normalize the operating context
Menus, covers, orders, invoices, messages, and approvals resolve into one restaurant memory.
- Step 3
Act through Operator
The GM can ask, approve, pause, sync, or follow up from one calm command layer.
FAQ
Common questions
Which integrations are available first?
Square, Gmail, and Outlook are the live connection paths today. The public integration map also shows the broader restaurant stack Concya is wiring into Operator.
Does this page manage live connection status?
No. This is the public overview. Signed-in restaurants manage live OAuth, reconnects, and status inside the dashboard integration flows.
What happens after a system is connected?
Concya uses it as operating context: menu sync, inbox search, vendor follow-up, guest replies, margin review, and owner-approved actions depending on the system.
Can Operator make changes without approval?
High-impact actions stay behind explicit owner approval. Concya is designed to reduce manual work without removing control from the house.
One operator, every system
Wire your stack into Concya.
Square, Gmail, and Outlook are live today. The rest of the restaurant stack is already mapped into Operator.
Social
DMs, pickup messages, and guest demand from public channels.
3 partners
Instagram
instagram.com
DM demand, pickup requests, guest handoff, and public channel memory.
WhatsApp
whatsapp.com
Messaging bridge for guest replies, pickup updates, and operator handoff.
TikTok
tiktok.com
Social demand signal for guest interest and campaign follow-up.