Integrations · Point of sale
Being built now: PhonePick reads your Clover item list so it quotes real prices, and pushes a phoned-in order to your Clover devices so it prints in the kitchen.
Will be part of phone orders, on Operations and Growth. · PhonePick starts at $75 a month. No contract, no setup fee.
What it does
Clover is the first point of sale PhonePick is connecting, and it is first for a specific reason: it is the only one of the four we examined where an order created through the API syncs to the merchant's own devices and can fire the order printer. Everywhere else a phoned-in order has to be re-keyed by a human, which is the thing this feature exists to stop.
What it will do: pull your items, variants, categories and modifier groups so the receptionist reads your real menu at your real prices instead of a list you typed twice; push the order the caller just placed so it appears on your till and prints; and read stock so it stops offering something that ran out.
Status
Being straight with you
Not available yet, and we would rather say so than put a logo on a page. Payments will not be tied to the printed order: Clover's Hosted Checkout does not use the Clover inventory system, so the deposit or pay link stays the Stripe one. Today, phoned-in orders arrive on your PhonePick Orders screen, the kitchen screen and your email — not in Clover.
Where these claims come from
Every capability named above is from the vendor's own published documentation, so you can check it rather than take our word: Clover inventory API · Printing orders · App approval.
Point of sale
Not connected yet. Square can give PhonePick your menu, your stock and a pay link — but not a ticket your staff can see before it is paid for, which is the part a phone order needs.
How it works →Lightspeed RestaurantNot connectedNot connected yet, and the strongest fit after Clover: Lightspeed's K-Series takes third-party orders directly, with modifiers, and it is Canadian.
How it works →Shopify POSNot connectedNot connected yet. The tidiest API of the lot, and the right one to do next if you sell things rather than cook them.
How it works →ToastNot connectedNot connected. Toast can do everything needed — but getting production access is an eight-stage partner process, so it is not next.
How it works →Tell us which one and what you would do with it. That is genuinely how the order gets decided — there is no roadmap vote more useful than a business saying it would switch for it.
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