Test store

You can allocate a test store yourself, without asking us for anything. You place real orders on it, through the app, and verify that your integration works end to end before the first live store.

It runs on production infrastructure

There is no separate test environment. Test stores are real, but placed in a dedicated area, invisible to ordinary customers. Orders there are test orders: nobody cooks anything and nobody pays anything.

Rule	Value
Allocation length	2 weeks, then it expires automatically
Concurrent stores	one per POS
Total number	limited — if none is free, you wait for someone to release one

When you hold none, the screen tells you how many are free at that moment.

Step by step

1. Allocate your store

   In the portal, Profil → Aloca store de test, press Aloca un store de test. You immediately see how many are available.

   You hold one test store at a time. While it is allocated, the page shows you that one.

2. Configure your webhook

   In the Where we send your test orders section you fill in:

   Field	What you enter
   Your URL	The address where you want to receive test orders.
   Token	A value of your choosing, which we send back on Authorization.

   You choose the token precisely so you can verify the source of the request. Treat it as a password.

3. Create a separate customer account

   The test store is hidden from ordinary users. To order from it you need a new account, with an email address you do not use for your own personal orders.

   After the first sign-in, add and verify a phone number — without it you cannot place orders.

4. Place orders

   Open the store using the link in the allocation page and order normally.

   The order reaches your URL in the standard format, with your token on Authorization.

5. Check what you received

   Look the order up by code and compare what we sent with what your system processed.

6. Release the store

   When you are done, press Release. The webhook configuration is cleared and the store returns to the pool for another integrator.

Auto-accept is off by default

Test orders are not accepted automatically. If you need that behaviour for your tests, write to us.

What the allocation page shows

Field	What it is for
Store ID	The store identifier, the one you receive in store_id.
Name and Address	So you can find the store in the app.
Allocated at / Expires at	With the days left until it expires on its own.
The store in the app	A direct link. If it is missing, write to us and we will send it.
Traceability token	A key tied to this store. You need it for nothing in the flow above; treat it as a password and do not publish it.

Below them sit the webhook form and a block of setup instructions.

If you forget to release

The allocation expires on its own after two weeks and the store returns to the pool. You need do nothing — but if you finished testing earlier, release it so you do not block someone else.