From order to cash: how delivery connectors feed the financial module

Operating on multiple delivery marketplaces is now a reality for most restaurants. The problem is not selling on three platforms at once — it is understanding how much each one actually paid, when, and why the settlement came in differently than expected. Without integration, that answer takes days.

Three marketplaces, one unified flow

Valerium connects natively to iFood, Uber Eats, and 99Food via official APIs. Every confirmed, cancelled, or refunded order is captured in real time and associated with the correct establishment. Regardless of how many marketplaces the restaurant operates on, everything converges into a single view of gross revenue, fees applied, and net amount settled.

Settlements reconciled automatically

Each marketplace has its own settlement logic — weekly cycles, early payouts, campaign discounts, variable delivery fees. Valerium reads the settlement statements from each platform and cross-references them with captured orders, automatically identifying discrepancies. The manager no longer needs to open three reports in separate spreadsheets to understand what landed in the account.

• —Orders captured in real time from iFood, Uber Eats, and 99Food
• —Settlement statements read and reconciled per marketplace
• —Fees and commissions separated from gross revenue automatically
• —Settlement discrepancies flagged for review
• —Net revenue consolidated in a single view

From order to financial module, with no manual step

Once a settlement is confirmed, it feeds directly into Valerium's financial module. The bank statement and the delivery statement live in the same place — the manager sees real cashflow with delivery revenue already categorized, without importing spreadsheets or making manual entries. Multi-unit chains consolidate everything by establishment or in aggregate.

Manually reconciling three marketplaces every week is an accountant's job, not a manager's. The connector does it while the restaurant is serving.

For restaurants that depend on marketplaces, financial accuracy is not a luxury — it is survival. Every unidentified fee, every untracked settlement discrepancy is lost margin. Valerium's delivery connectors close that gap automatically, returning to the manager the time spent on spreadsheets and delivering the clarity the business needs to grow.