Razorpay
Online payment and subscription workflows for your storefront and billing.
- Connection type
- Payment provider
- What you need first
- Your own merchant account, activation and credentials. Provider charges apply.
A PLACE FOR THE TOOLS YOU ALREADY WORK WITH
See what each connection does, how it works and what needs to be configured before your restaurant can use it.
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Take online payments and run subscriptions through your own merchant account. Merchant activation and provider charges apply.
PAYMENTSBring channel operations in, and analyse the settlement files they send you. Partner access and account configuration required.
DELIVERY CHANNELSReach guests through approved templates, with consent recorded. Provider activation, consent, approved templates and plan allowances required.
CUSTOMER MESSAGINGHand your accountant a file in the format they already work in. Exports, not continuous two-way synchronisation.
ACCOUNTINGProduct and service names belong to their respective owners. Listing a supported workflow does not imply endorsement, partnership or an independently verified partner status. Provider access, approval and commercial terms vary.
Take online payments and run subscriptions through your own merchant account.
Online payment and subscription workflows for your storefront and billing.
Supported checkout flows through your configured merchant account.
Bring channel operations in, and analyse the settlement files they send you.
Supported channel operations, plus analysis of the settlement files the platform sends you.
Channel operations and review of delivery sales against imported settlement data.
Reach guests through approved templates, with consent recorded.
Customer messages and operational notices when the messaging provider is activated for the deployment.
Hand your accountant a file in the format they already work in.
Accounting data prepared in the format your finance workflow already uses.
Product and service names belong to their respective owners. Listing a supported workflow does not imply endorsement, partnership or an independently verified partner status. Provider access, approval and commercial terms vary.
A CLEAR PATH TO SETUP
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
No. It means the product has a supported workflow for that service. Partner status, approval and commercial terms are separate matters between you and the provider, and we do not claim them on their behalf.
An export produces a file you hand to someone. An integration keeps two systems talking. Accounting here is the first kind, and the page says so rather than letting the word “integration” imply the second.
Then it is not supported today, and you should plan around that rather than around a roadmap. Reports and exports are the usual bridge; check your specific workflow before committing.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Create your account and put Keystonne to work in your restaurant.