Integrations
GDS for hospitality
Add integrations with POS systems, marketplaces and delivery platforms to your SaaS through the OpenQloud API.
L1 · Engines and APIs — BaaS
The backend for your software
Build your product or extend it with our engines. Business logic, data and APIs, with consoles to manage it all.
Business engines
Specialised backends for integrations, commerce, delivery and payment orchestration.
Delivery
Delivery engine
Add delivery capabilities to your SaaS: deliveries, status updates and courier operations through an API.
Online sales
Commerce engine
Add catalogue, cart, checkout and order creation to your software with the Qommerce commerce engine.
Payments
Payment orchestration
Connect your SaaS to multiple payment providers through a single integration.
Artificial intelligence
AI service orchestration
A common integration layer for connecting software to different AI services and providers.
How the engines connect
- Active and passive integrationsIntegrations with other systems, whether they send or receive data, go through OpenQloud.
- Payment providersConnections with payment providers go through Payinq.
- Volqan's management panelsThey use these same APIs to manage and coordinate every solution.
Why we build engines and open them to others
Move forward without rebuilding everything
Engineering teams need time for what makes their product different. We open capabilities developed for our ecosystem so they can add them to their SaaS through APIs and consoles instead of starting every component from scratch.
Room to create, foundations for critical functions
AI tools and vibe coding let people with industry knowledge turn ideas into applications. That creativity needs carefully engineered foundations for payments, orders, data and integrations. Our BaaS provides specialised backends to complement those products; it does not replace security or responsibility for the application as a whole.
Integration also means respecting the other system
Integration is more than connecting an API: requests, credentials, errors and retries need care. Easier application creation makes that discipline even more important. Our integration and orchestration engines aim to centralise this complexity and reduce each creator's technical burden. Access remains subject to each provider's requirements and authorisation; it is not a way around them.