The GDS for the restaurant industry.
OpenQloud is a Global Distribution System for restaurants: a shared operational standard where POS systems, marketplaces, delivery platforms, and management tools connect once and interoperate with the entire ecosystem.
What is OpenQloud
OpenQloud normalizes, identifies, routes, and synchronizes.
When an order or event enters OpenQloud from any player, the system resolves identity, decides the right flow, and keeps the participating systems aligned.
Common model
Orders, products, locations, brands, payments, and operational entities follow the same structure across connected systems.
Shared OQIDs
The same restaurant, location, order, or brand can be referenced by any connected system using the same identity.
Interoperability APIs
Each player type integrates with the API that matches its role, without custom point-to-point work for every new connection.
Full directory
Hundreds of integrations across the restaurant ecosystem. One connection.
Browse the full OpenQloud directory across POS, marketplaces, delivery, OMS, reservations, CRM, cloud printers, stock management, pay at table, and many more connected categories.
Restaurants never touch OpenQloud directly: they operate from their usual POS, SaaS, or channel. The OpenQloud Operator is the platform that creates presence, configures connections, and keeps the ecosystem aligned.
Browse integrations →How it works
One event enters. Every connected system stays aligned.
OpenQloud receives operational changes from one player, resolves shared identity, routes the event to the right systems, and keeps the ecosystem synchronized.
1. Ingest
An order, catalog update, availability change, or operational event enters OpenQloud from a connected player.
2. Identity
OpenQloud resolves the shared OQIDs behind local restaurant, brand, location, product, and order identifiers.
3. Routing
The event is routed to the systems that need it according to role, relationship, and operational context.
4. Synchronization
Connected systems receive aligned state through APIs and events without rebuilding point-to-point integrations.