Papaya + Make

Papaya is open. With Make you can wire orders, menus, payments and sales to anything else you run — over a REST API, real-time webhooks and MCP access, or no-code through the tools your team already uses. If Papaya captures it, Make can move it.

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Two-way syncLive in under an hourOpen by design
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ConnectedMake
Syncing
WebhooksUp to date

orders · menus · payments → Make

Delivery statusReal time

Event → signed → delivered → 200 OK

Last event2s ago

order.closed → Make · 200 OK

REST API

Read & write everything

Webhooks

Real-time events

MCP access

AI-native, agent-ready

No-code

Automate without a dev

How it works

Three steps from disconnected to in sync.

No middleware to host, no CSV exports. Authorize once and Papaya does the matching, then keeps both sides current on its own.

01

Connect Make

Open Integrations in Papaya, choose Make, and generate a key. Whether it's the raw API or a no-code platform, you're authenticated in a couple of minutes.

02

Pick your triggers

Subscribe to the events that matter — a new order, a closed bill, a menu change, a payout — and choose what Make should do when they fire.

03

Ship the workflow

Make runs it from then on: push data to a warehouse, sync a spreadsheet, ping a channel, drive an agent — no polling, no glue code to babysit.

What you get

One source of truth for every channel.

Every order, menu change, payment and shift in Papaya is available to Make — as an API call, a webhook, or an MCP tool an agent can use. Build the workflow your business needs instead of waiting for it to ship.

  • Full REST APIread and write orders, menus, inventory, payments and more.
  • Real-time webhookspush events to Make the instant they happen — no polling.
  • MCP accessexpose Papaya to AI agents as tools they can actually call.
  • No-code friendlywire it up in Make without writing a line, or drop to the API when you need to.
REST

API across orders, menus, inventory and payments

real-time

webhooks for every event that matters

MCP

access so AI agents can read and act on Papaya

0

glue servers to host — events push to you

Live event

An order, delivered to Make in seconds.

The moment a bill closes, Papaya fires the event to Make with the full payload — so your workflow runs on real-time data, not a nightly export.

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Event streamlive
order.closed200

→ Make · just now

menu.updated200

→ Make · 1m ago

payout.settled200

→ Make · 4m ago

order.closed200 OK
Delivered toMake
Payload order + items
Latency2.1s
Delivered today4,182 events
View payloadDelivered

Signed, retried and logged — every event to Make.

Make questions

Good to know.

Everything teams ask before they wire up Make with Papaya.

Make is a way to connect Papaya to other software programmatically — through its REST API, real-time webhooks and MCP access, or a no-code automation tool. It lets you move orders, menus, payments and sales wherever your business needs them.
Not necessarily. Make works no-code for common automations, and drops down to a documented REST API and webhooks when you want full control — so a technical team can build anything Papaya's own product does.
The Make connection is available on Papaya's Growth and Scale plans. See pricing for the full breakdown, or talk to sales about multi-outlet rollouts.
Yes. Papaya pushes webhooks the moment an event happens — a new order, a closed bill, a menu change — so Make acts on live data instead of polling for it.
MCP access exposes Papaya as typed tools an AI agent can call — read orders and sales, look things up, take actions — so Make can drive genuinely useful automation, not just dashboards.

Build anything on Papaya.

Connect Make and wire Papaya to the rest of your stack. Start free, then ship your first workflow in an afternoon.

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