Integrations
Restaurant food cost software POS integrations
None of these can be connected today. Most restaurant-tech integration pages are a wall of logos that means nothing until you click one. This page says what is real, because you'll find out anyway and it's better you find out here. The short version: Marji reads your menu from a photograph, so it needs no POS connection to cost a dish — and the Square write-back is written but not switched on.
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None of these can be connected today. Marji still works with all of them — the costing runs off a photograph of your menu and photographs of your invoices, not off your till. What you'd do by hand is apply an approved price change in the POS. Square is further along than the rest: the code is written and deployed, and what's missing is the production credential that would let you connect.
- Built — not switched on yet
Square
Common among cafés, bakeries, food trucks and smaller full-service restaurants.
- Not built yet
Toast
The dominant POS among US full-service independents, and the integration we're asked for most.
- Not built yet
Clover
Common in quick-service, bars and smaller operations.
- Not built yet
Lightspeed
Used across full-service and multi-location restaurants.
- Not built yet
SpotOn
Growing among independent full-service restaurants.
- Not built yet
TouchBistro
Popular with independent full-service and café operators.
Your POS doesn't gate any of this.
Photograph your menu and Marji costs every dish. Photograph an invoice and the affected dishes recost themselves. That works identically on every POS on this page — and on a paper till.
No integration is sold separately or priced as an add-on: the plans are the whole price list, and the Square write-back sits on Operator while it's in early access.
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