How CaterAxis connects to the systems around the catering order

Current capabilities are separated from provider-specific connector work.

External Order IntakeCurrent workflow

CaterAxis can receive or upload order documents, identify the source, analyze the attachment, preserve the original file and turn the extracted information into a structured order workflow.

1. ReceiveEmail / PDF / image
2. IdentifyOrdering source classified
3. AnalyzeCustomer + items + timing
4. MapMatch to configured menu
5. RenderOrder Entry → Dashboard → Kitchen
6. PreserveOriginal document stays linked
Existing POSConnector-ready

CaterAxis is designed to sit alongside an existing POS instead of forcing a restaurant to replace it. A provider-specific connector can map products, sizes, modifiers, customers and status data according to what that POS API supports.

Menu mappingPOS item ↔ CaterAxis item
Modifier mappingOptions ↔ configured choices
Order syncConnector-specific
Status syncWhere POS API permits
Sales reportingCan remain in existing POS
Catering productionRuns inside CaterAxis

What “rendering into CaterAxis” means

Source

Connected system / email / upload / manual

Normalize

Customer, date/time, fulfillment, products and modifiers

Map

Translate outside item names to the CaterAxis menu

Operate

Show the same order on Order Entry, Dashboard and Kitchen

Retain

Archive the order, customer history, PDFs and original source files

Email Receiving

Inbound attachments can be routed by location, stored, analyzed and presented for import review.

Secure File Storage

Original order documents can be retained on a secured hosted server and linked back to the operational order.

Secure Digital Billing

Company subscriptions use a secure digital payment gateway and protected customer billing portal.

Integration availability

Live connections require authorization and a compatible connector from the external system. Email and document intake can operate independently, while two-way ordering and status synchronization depend on the capabilities made available by the connected system.