Does SpeedLine POS Integrate With QuickBooks?
Yes, you can integrate SpeedLine POS with QuickBooks Online or QuickBooks Desktop using Autymate, and with Xero, Sage Intacct, NetSuite and 300+ other systems. Autymate builds and runs the connection around how your stores export, so each store's closed day posts with coupons, delivery charges, driver fees, tips and Marketplace orders in their own accounts. In 2015, SpeedLine staff described its own route: a day-end General Journal file for QuickBooks, set up in Store Manager.
Connects to
- QuickBooks Online
- QuickBooks Desktop
- Xero
- Sage Intacct
- NetSuite
- Payroll and reporting
- and 300+ more systems
SpeedLine POS is the pizza and delivery point of sale from SpeedLine Solutions Inc. of Abbotsford, British Columbia, in business since 1990 and sold today as SpeedLine 8 (Windows, on-premises) and SpeedLine Plus (cloud-managed, launched September 2025). SpeedLine's Partners page lists ordering, loyalty, labor, payroll and video partners and has no accounting category (checked October 30, 2026), so a store's numbers reach the books through SpeedLine's day-end file, SpeedLink at head office, or a managed integration such as Autymate.
A pizza day carries a lot for its size: coupons, delivery charges, driver fees, tips owed to drivers, and Marketplace orders paid days later by someone else. Autymate assembles that day for every store, so no one rebuilds it from reports.
Which SpeedLine Do You Run?
SpeedLine sells two point-of-sale lines today: SpeedLine 8, its Windows system (release 8.0 R414 came out October 5, 2026), and SpeedLine Plus, launched in September 2025. Chains on SpeedLine 8 can add SpeedLink Enterprise at head office; ask SpeedLine whether it covers SpeedLine Plus stores. Which one your stores run decides where the day's numbers are picked up.
| System | What it is | SpeedLine's own route to the books | How Autymate connects |
|---|---|---|---|
| SpeedLine 8 | The Windows POS on each store's stations, with Store Manager for the back office | A day-end General Journal file for QuickBooks, set up in Store Manager (SpeedLine staff, 2015) | Each store's day-end export; no head-office system needed |
| SpeedLine 8 with SpeedLink Enterprise | Head office collects every store's Day File in a SQL Server database | A File API for head-office systems, for your team or a consultant to build on | The Day Files SpeedLink already holds, with access arranged with you and SpeedLine |
| SpeedLine Plus | Menus and settings managed in the cloud, with the POS still running in the store | Cloud Reporting & Analytics exports to Excel, CSV or PDF; ask SpeedLine Support about accounting files | Analytics exports, or a feed if SpeedLine sets one up for your stores, as it has for 7shifts |
Not sure which you run? Ask whoever manages the menus: on SpeedLine Plus they are built in SpeedLine's cloud admin site, and on SpeedLine 8 they are set up in Store Manager.
What SpeedLine Data Moves, and Where It Lands
SpeedLine records a pizza store's day by order source, with coupons, delivery charges, driver fees, tips, tax and gift cards around it. Each piece has its own home in the books, and the Marketplace share arrives as money from someone else, days later.
What the store sold
- Phone and counter orders
- SpeedDine online orders
- Marketplace orders
- Coupons
Delivery
- Delivery charges
- Driver fees and mileage
Held for someone else
- Card tips
- Sales tax
- Gift cards
How the money arrived
- Card and cash deposits
- Marketplace payouts
| In SpeedLine | Where it belongs | What it costs you when it is wrong |
|---|---|---|
| What the store sold | ||
| Phone and counter orders | Sales by order source and store | Phone and walk-in trade blur into online, so no one sees which channel grew |
| SpeedDine online orders | Online sales, apart from phone orders | The online ordering you subscribe to shows no return of its own |
| Marketplace orders | Marketplace sales at the marketplace price, owed by the marketplace until it pays | The day's cash looks short by money that was never coming in the deposit |
| Coupons | Discounts against the sales they reduce | Promotions hide inside a lower sales figure, so no one can price the next one |
| Delivery | ||
| Delivery charges | Delivery charge income | Charges read as food sales, so delivery seems to pay for itself |
| Driver fees and mileage | Driver fee expense, whether paid from the drawer or through payroll | Cash leaves with every driver and never shows up as a cost |
| Held for someone else | ||
| Card tips | Tips payable until payroll or the driver's cash-out clears them | Tips read as sales, and paying them out reads as extra labor cost |
| Sales tax | Sales tax payable, only for the tax the store remits itself | Tax a marketplace already remitted gets reported a second time |
| Gift cards | Gift card liability until a guest redeems one | A card sold in December counts as December sales |
| How the money arrived | ||
| Card and cash deposits | A holding account, cleared when the bank deposit lands | Deposits never match a day, so the bank reconciliation stalls |
| Marketplace payouts | Matched to the orders they cover, with commission as an expense | Payouts land as unexplained deposits, and commission is never seen |
One Store's Saturday, Posted Properly
Here is one Saturday at a SpeedLine store that takes phone, SpeedDine and Marketplace orders. Sales after coupons, Marketplace included, were $5,538.00, plus $388.00 in delivery charges. The store's own guests paid $5,786.24 with tax, tips and gift cards, and after driver fees left the drawer the bank received $5,600.24.
Mapped properly
| From SpeedLine | Posts to | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Phone and counter orders | Sales: Phone and counter | $2,940.00 |
| SpeedDine online orders | Sales: Online | $2,150.00 |
| Marketplace orders, at marketplace prices | Sales: Marketplace | $860.00 |
| Coupons | Discounts | −$412.00 |
| Delivery charges | Delivery charge income | $388.00 |
| Sales tax on the store's own orders at 8% | Sales tax payable | $374.24 |
| Gift cards sold | Gift card liability | $50.00 |
| Card tips | Tips payable, cleared through payroll | $296.00 |
| Driver fees paid from the drawer | Driver fee expense | −$186.00 |
| Marketplace orders, paid in a later payout | Due from marketplaces | −$860.00 |
| Cash and card deposits | Bank, through the holding account | $5,600.24 |
Ties out$5,786.24 collected on the store's own orders − $186.00 driver fees paid from the drawer = $5,600.24 deposited | ||
Marketplace orders posted like the store's own
| What gets posted | Posts to | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| All orders, Marketplace included | Sales | $5,950.00 |
| Coupons | Discounts | −$412.00 |
| Delivery charges | Delivery charge income | $388.00 |
| Sales tax at 8% on every order | Sales tax payable | $443.04 |
| Gift cards and card tips | Their liability accounts | $346.00 |
| Driver fees | Driver fee expense | −$186.00 |
| Expected in the bank | Bank, through the holding account | $6,529.04 |
Short every Marketplace day$6,529.04 expected against $5,600.24 deposited, so the store looks $928.80 short | ||
- Marketplace orders, paid later in a payout
- +$860.00
- Tax the marketplaces already remitted
- +$68.80
- Saturday's deposit looks short by
- $928.80
Posted like the store's own sales, Saturday's Marketplace orders put $928.80 into an expected deposit the bank will never receive. The $860.00 is owed by the marketplaces and arrives days later in their payouts, less commission, and the $68.80 is tax the marketplaces collect and remit themselves, which SpeedLine's Marketplace reports show. The drawer gets blamed for a shortage it does not have, and the tax return overstates what the store owes.
Sample figures for one store's own and Marketplace orders. Tax is 8% on $4,678.00 of the store's own food sales after coupons; delivery charges are untaxed here, which varies by state. Card fees are left out: whether they come out of each deposit or a monthly bill depends on your processor.
Where SpeedLine Data Can Go
A SpeedLine day holds the same facts wherever it goes; each accounting system wants them in its own shape, and stores in one group can post to different systems.
- QuickBooks Online
- One journal entry or sales receipt per store and business day, with the store as a location or class and Marketplace payouts matched to their orders. QuickBooks Online integrations
- QuickBooks Desktop
- The same mapping posted into Desktop company files, for groups that keep one company per franchise entity. QuickBooks Desktop integrations
- Xero
- Each store as a tracking category, with deposits ready to match against the bank feed. Accounting integrations
- Sage Intacct
- Location and entity dimensions on every line, for groups that own stores through several companies. ERP integrations
- NetSuite
- Stores routed to subsidiary, location and class, for larger estates and brand-owned stores. ERP integrations
- Payroll and reporting
- Driver fees, tips and time-clock hours toward payroll, and every store's day to a warehouse or BI tool. Payroll integrations
How SpeedLine Connects
As of October 2026, SpeedLine shares data with partners through its partner program rather than public developer documentation, so the connection starts from the files SpeedLine already produces, and from partner access where SpeedLine grants it. The careful part is joining those with money that arrives somewhere else: Marketplace payouts and card deposits.
One closed day, step by step
Reads
Eastside's closed Saturday from SpeedLine, over the Day-end file.
Replaces:Exporting each store's day by hand
Gathers
Fee and deposit detail from the processor's day-end file.
Replaces:Pulling fees off processor statements
Sorts
Every line to its own account: sales, discounts, driver fees and tax payable.
Replaces:Coding the day into the chart of accounts
Checks
$5,786.24 collected on the store's own orders − $186.00 driver fees paid from the drawer = $5,600.24 deposited. A payment recorded twice is held for review.
Replaces:Tying out the deposit at month-end
Posts
To Eastside's books in QuickBooks Online.
Replaces:Keying journal entries per store
Matches
The $5,600.24 deposit, matched to the day.
Replaces:Hunting for it in the bank feed
Each store's day end
Day-end fileThe export a SpeedLine 8 store writes when it closes the day, collected from the store or from wherever your team already sends it.
Day Files at head office
SpeedLinkChains on SpeedLink Enterprise already hold every store's Day File in a SQL Server database. The connection can read from there, with access arranged with you and SpeedLine.
Analytics and payout reports
CSV exportCloud Reporting & Analytics exports to CSV, and DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub and processor reports explain each payout and deposit.
For your IT or accounting team: the technical detail
- SpeedLine Plus
- Since September 2025 menus and settings live in the cloud, and SpeedLine set up 7shifts' feed itself: 7shifts' guide says its integration works only with SpeedLine Plus, is activated by SpeedLine, and may carry a setup fee. Where SpeedLine provides a feed for your stores, the day is read from it; where it does not, from Analytics exports.
- The workday
- Each store's day is posted by its SpeedLine workday, not the calendar date; the FAQ below covers orders after midnight.
- Marketplace prices and tax
- SpeedLine lets you add a percent increase per marketplace, and its Marketplace reports separate tax the marketplace remitted from tax you remit. Marketplace orders post at the price SpeedLine recorded, and only your share of the tax reaches sales tax payable.
- Re-sent Day Files
- Since June 2026, SpeedLine has asked stores that want longer history in four Analytics reports to re-transmit older Day Files. A re-sent day is checked against what already posted, so nothing posts twice.
- Your processor
- SpeedLine lets each store use the processor of its choice, so card deposits are matched from that processor's settlement reports, store by store.
SpeedLine's Day-End QuickBooks File, or Autymate?
SpeedLine's documented route to the books is a day-end file, and for a single store it can be the simpler choice. Here is what SpeedLine documents, and where groups need more.
SpeedLine's day-end file
One store, one QuickBooks company
Build on SpeedLink yourself
A head office with developers or a consultant
Autymate managed integrationGroups that want every store posted and checked without building it
What SpeedLine documents
- A General Journal file for QuickBooks, exported at day end from Store Manager (SpeedLine staff, 2015)
- G/L account mapping set up with SpeedLine Support's help
- SpeedLink Enterprise collecting each store's Day File at head office, with a File API for your own systems
- Cloud Reporting & Analytics exports to Excel, CSV or PDF
Where groups need more
- Several stores or companies posting on one mapping
- Books in Xero, Sage Intacct or NetSuite
- DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub payouts tied back to their orders
- Card deposits matched to each store's business day
- Stores on SpeedLine Plus (ask SpeedLine Support whether the day-end file is offered there)
| Your situation | SpeedLine's day-end file | Build on SpeedLink yourself | Autymate managed integration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who builds and maintains it | SpeedLine Support helps with the mapping | Your team or your consultant | Autymate |
| Destinations | QuickBooks (edition not stated publicly) | Whatever you build for | QuickBooks Online and Desktop, Xero, Sage Intacct, NetSuite |
| Marketplace payouts | Not described in SpeedLine's public material | Whatever you build | Matched to the orders they cover |
| A store that sends nothing | Not described in SpeedLine's public material | Whatever you build | Flagged, and its day posts once the data arrives |
| Who handles an exception | Your team | Your team | Autymate, with held items left to your team's decision |
If one store posts to one QuickBooks company and Support's mapping covers your accounts, keep SpeedLine's file; it is the simpler setup. SpeedLine's own case study of Happy Joe's, a project begun in late 2010, shows the build route: a consultant used the SpeedLink File SDK to carry store data into Microsoft Dynamics GP.
Groups that want every store posted and checked without building it? That is the setup Autymate builds and runs.
Talk to us about yoursRunning SpeedLine in Many Stores
One store's question is whether Saturday is right. A group's question is whether every store's Saturday arrived, landed in the right company and used the same accounts. Pizza groups grow by building and buying stores, so adding the next store should not mean starting over.
Start From SpeedLink If You Have It.
If head office already runs SpeedLink Enterprise, the connection can start from what SpeedLink has collected instead of at each store.One Mapping, Approved Once.
Your accountant signs off one mapping for the group: order sources, coupons, delivery charges, driver fees and Marketplace orders. Each new store starts on it, and a store can adjust its own lines where it differs.Keep Store Settings Per Store.
Tax rates, delivery charge rules, driver fee rates, Marketplace markups and bank accounts stay with each store, because they differ from store to store.If You Add or Move Stores to SpeedLine Plus.
Stores on SpeedLine 8 and SpeedLine Plus post through the same mapping, so the accounts do not change when a store's POS does.Notice the Store That Went Quiet.
A store that sends nothing raises no alarm on its own. Autymate compares each store's trading days with what arrived, flags the gap, and posts the day once its data comes in.
Each store posts to its own company, or to a location or class in a shared one, and groups with a second POS brand report on the same standard. See restaurant integrations and franchise and multi-location integrations.
How Setup Works
Most of the effort is agreeing where SpeedLine's numbers belong. After that, the days post on their own.
Connect
We agree with you and SpeedLine which route fits your stores, whether day-end files, SpeedLink at head office or Analytics exports, then connect your accounting system.
Map
A working session with whoever keeps your books decides where order sources, coupons, delivery charges, driver fees, tips, tax, gift cards, Marketplace orders and deposits go.
Validate
One real closed day from one store is posted and checked in your books against SpeedLine's own Day Reports, down to the deposit.
Automate
Every store's day posts on your schedule, and Marketplace payouts are matched as they arrive.
Monitor
Quiet stores, payouts that do not match, records your accounting system refuses and expired access come to Autymate's team.
Decide this before anything is built
A summary per store or every ticket, whether tips clear through payroll or the driver's cash-out, and which bank account each store's processor pays into. Each one shapes every entry, and changing it later means re-posting history.
What we need from you
- Your SpeedLine contact, and whether head office runs SpeedLink Enterprise
- Access to your accounting system and your Marketplace merchant portals
- Your coupon, delivery charge and driver fee rules
- Someone to review the first week's postings
What a SpeedLine Integration Looks Like in Autymate
Every store's closed day becomes one run. You see what posted and what waits.
Autymate turns each store's closed SpeedLine day into one run. Your team sees every store in one list: what posted, what is held and why, and any store that sent nothing, which is flagged and posts once its data arrives. Held items wait for your decision while the rest of the day posts. Every run keeps its mapping version and a log of each step, and Autymate's team monitors the runs.
Saturday Across Every Store
Each store's Saturday is one run: what posted, what needs a decision, and who sent nothing.
Replaces:Logging into SpeedLine and each company file to check the day closed
Autymate app · sample data
History All stores Saturday3 runs1 needs review1 flagged
Saturday for every location: how many transactions each run posted, and which location sent nothing Automation Location Date Posted Status SpeedLine daily sales Downtown Sat 6:02 AM 11 of 11 Completed SpeedLine daily sales Eastside Sat 6:02 AM 11 of 121 to review Needs review SpeedLine daily sales Riverside Sat 6:02 AM 11 of 11 Completed SpeedLine daily sales Uptown Sat 6:02 AM Nothing arrived Flagged Autymate app · sample data: History for Saturday: one row per location, with Eastside showing 11 of 12 posted and 1 to review, and Uptown flagged because nothing arrived. Eastside's Saturday, One Grubhub Payout Held
A Grubhub payout arrived with no deposit account in the mapping, so it was held for your team. The other 11 posted.
Replaces:Finding the bad line at month-end close
Autymate app · sample data
History Eastside · Saturday
SpeedLine to QuickBooks Online.Eastside · SaturdayNeeds review
SpeedLine daily sales · Saturday at 6:02 AM · Eastside
Started by the scheduleMapping version 411 of 12 posted
Transactions (12)Mapping snapshotEvent log
Transactions in Eastside · Saturday: what each line from SpeedLine posts to, its amount and its status From SpeedLine Posts to Amount Status Phone and counter orders Sales: Phone and counter $2,940.00 Posted Sales tax on the store's own orders at 8% Sales tax payable $374.24 Posted Driver fees paid from the drawer Driver fee expense −$186.00 Posted Grubhub payout Nothing posted $356.18 Needs reviewResolve + 8 more posted Missing deposit account
Your accounting system needs a deposit account for this Grubhub payout, and the mapping does not supply one yet.
Nothing was posted for this transaction.
- Map to an existing account (chosen)
- Use a default deposit account
- Skip it for now
Do this automatically from now on (ticked)
Autymate app · sample data: The Eastside · Saturday run: 3 of its posted lines, and Grubhub payout held: Missing deposit account. Your accounting system needs a deposit account for this Grubhub payout, and the mapping does not supply one yet. Chosen: Map to an existing account. Missing-Day Checks
A store that sends nothing is flagged, and its day posts once the data arrives.
Replaces:Finding a missing day yourself and asking for it to be posted
Autymate app · sample data
Missing-day checks Uptown Last 7 days- Sun: posted
- Mon: posted
- Tue: posted
- Wed: posted
- Thu: posted
- Fri: posted
- Sat: flagged, then posted when its data arrived
Saturday: nothing arrived from SpeedLine by 6:02 AM, so Uptown was flagged. The data arrived at 9:40 AM, and Saturday posted to QuickBooks Online.
Autymate app · sample data: Uptown's week, with Saturday marked. Saturday: nothing arrived from SpeedLine by 6:02 AM, so Uptown was flagged. The data arrived at 9:40 AM, and Saturday posted to QuickBooks Online. A missing day posts once SpeedLine has the day's data. If it is late in SpeedLine, the day waits until it is there.
Every Run Is Kept
The log records each step, the mapping it used and the deposit matched to the day.
Replaces:A spreadsheet of what was imported, when and by whom
Autymate app · sample data
Transactions (12)Mapping snapshotEvent log (9)
- Sat 06:02:00Run started by schedule.
- Sat 06:02:01Read Eastside's Saturday from SpeedLine: 12 transactions.
- Sat 06:02:01Applied mapping version 4.
- Sat 06:02:02Saturday's orders after midnight kept on Eastside's SpeedLine workday.
- Sat 06:02:02Marketplace orders posted as due from DoorDash and Uber Eats until their payouts land.
- Sat 06:02:021 transaction held for review. None of it reached your books.
- Sat 06:02:03Posted 11 transactions to QuickBooks Online.
- Sat 06:02:04$5,600.24 deposit matched to Saturday.
- Sat 08:41:10Resolved "Missing deposit account" by Alex Rivera.
Sales Receipt · QuickBooks Online · mapping version 4 · kept exactly as this run used it
Autymate app · sample data: The run's event log, step by step, and the mapping snapshot it kept: Sales Receipt · QuickBooks Online · mapping version 4 · kept exactly as this run used it.
Want this view for every store? Talk to us about your setup
Proof From a Franchise Network
Autymate already posts every location of a franchise network to one chart of accounts. That network runs a different system; a SpeedLine group needs the same result.
Minuteman Press
Monthly file dropstoQuickBooks OnlineEach franchisee's month posts to QuickBooks Online on one standard chart of accounts, so the franchisor compares every location on the same lines.
- franchise locations
- 900
- a week saved per franchisee
- 3 hrs
- chart of accounts
- 1
Results described are from specific Autymate engagements. Results are not typical and will vary with data volume, source quality, system access and project scope.
SpeedLine Integration FAQs
Yes, you can integrate SpeedLine POS with QuickBooks Online or QuickBooks Desktop using Autymate. Each store's closed day posts with phone, SpeedDine and Marketplace sales on their own lines, coupons against them, delivery charges as income, driver fees as a cost, tips and tax as liabilities, and the deposit matched. Autymate builds and runs it, and Xero, Sage Intacct and NetSuite work the same way.
Once per business day is the usual rhythm for the books. SpeedLine staff have described its own QuickBooks file as a day-end export, and Autymate posts each store's closed day on the schedule you choose, flags a store that sent nothing, and posts its day once the data arrives.
Yes. Stores can move one at a time, and a store still on SpeedLine's day-end file keeps posting that way until its turn. Autymate starts each store on the first business day after the last one already in the books, whether the file or your bookkeeper posted it, and checks every new day against what has posted, so no day lands twice.
SpeedLine's Partners page lists Restaurant365 under Enterprise Reporting, connected using SpeedLink (checked October 30, 2026). Restaurant365's own POS Integrations List, updated September 3, 2026, does not name SpeedLine. Ask both vendors which stores and data the connection covers today. If your books stay in QuickBooks, Xero, Sage Intacct or NetSuite, Autymate posts each SpeedLine store's day there instead.
The business day they were rung on. SpeedLine's workday can run past midnight, and 7shifts' setup guide pairs it at 5:00 AM to 5:00 AM, so a 12:40 AM delivery belongs to the evening before. Autymate posts by each store's SpeedLine workday, which keeps a late Saturday on Saturday, next to the deposit it belongs with.
Because the payout is net and the orders are not. SpeedLine records each DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub or ezCater order at its marketplace price, including any markup you set per marketplace, and its reports show tax the marketplace remitted. The payout arrives days later with commission and adjustments taken out. Autymate posts the orders as owed by the marketplace, then matches each payout and books the commission as an expense.
Usually by running reports. A bookkeeper for a two-location SpeedLine client wrote on Reddit in March 2025 that one day's numbers meant several Analytics reports per location. With Autymate, each store's closed day arrives in the books already split into sales, discounts, delivery, liabilities and deposits, and the bookkeeper reviews the few held items, each with its reason, instead of assembling reports.
It depends on how many stores and companies you run, which SpeedLine you are on, and where your books live. Ask SpeedLine whether any fee applies on its side; 7shifts' guide (updated August 12, 2026) notes a setup fee may be required for its SpeedLine integration. Weigh both against the manual close: re-keying sales took one 15-store Jimmy John's franchisee 40 hours a week. Scoping starts from one closed day.
Autymate holds a SOC 2 Type II report. Access to SpeedLine data is arranged with you and SpeedLine, and every run is logged, with each posted entry carrying a reference back to its SpeedLine day, so you can see what moved and where it came from.
Sources and Method
Facts about SpeedLine on this page come from SpeedLine Solutions' website, brochures, case study and support advisories, from partner documentation, and from SpeedLine staff on the PMQ Think Tank forum, checked on October 30, 2026. Features and access terms change, so confirm details for your stores during setup. The worked example uses sample figures.
- SpeedLine, about us speedlinesolutions.com (opens in a new tab)
- SpeedLine, partners speedlinesolutions.com (opens in a new tab)
- SpeedLine, frequently asked questions speedlinesolutions.com (opens in a new tab)
- SpeedLine, enterprise management speedlinesolutions.com (opens in a new tab)
- SpeedLine, SpeedLink brochure speedlinesolutions.com (opens in a new tab)
- SpeedLine, Marketplace speedlinesolutions.com (opens in a new tab)
- SpeedLine, delivery management speedlinesolutions.com (opens in a new tab)
- SpeedLine, SpeedLine Plus launch, September 2025 speedlinesolutions.com (opens in a new tab)
- SpeedLine, SpeedLine 8.0 R414 release, October 2026 speedlinesolutions.com (opens in a new tab)
- SpeedLine, Cloud Reporting & Analytics enhancements, June 2026 speedlinesolutions.com (opens in a new tab)
- SpeedLine, Happy Joe's case study speedlinesolutions.com (opens in a new tab)
- SpeedLine blog, accounting software that works with SpeedLine, 2019 speedlinesolutions.com (opens in a new tab)
- PMQ Think Tank (archived), "Quickbooks for restaurants" thread, September 2015 web.archive.org (opens in a new tab)
- 7shifts, Speedline POS integration guide kb.7shifts.com (opens in a new tab)
- Restaurant365, POS integrations list docs.restaurant365.com (opens in a new tab)
Bryan Perdue
Founder & CEO, Autymate
Bryan founded Autymate after more than a decade building financial automation systems, and leads client engagement on the integrations the team ships. His focus is turning manual, multi-system workflows into low-code data integrations and custom applications for multi-location and financially sensitive businesses.
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