Technology
Supported
Technology
Everything that runs inside an agentic commerce deployment — from the VPS your substrate lives on to the POS systems your agents connect to. Every entry here is tested or documented.
VPS Providers
The ACP substrate runs on a VPS you own. Any Linux VPS with root access and at least 2 GB RAM works. These are the providers clients use — Hostinger is the most common starting point and has managed options if you don't want to touch the server yourself.
Hostinger
The most common starting point for agentic commerce deployments. KVM VPS plans from $10–20/month include managed options — Hostinger's support team configures the server for you.
GoDaddy
The most common existing hosting provider for small business owners. GoDaddy VPS plans give you root access and a public IP — everything the ACP substrate needs. If your store is already on GoDaddy, you can deploy agentic commerce on the server you already have.
DigitalOcean
Popular with developers and technical store owners. Droplets in the $12–24/month range are a clean, well-documented starting point for the ACP substrate.
Linode / Akamai
Developer-friendly, reliable infrastructure. Linode plans in the $12–24/month range are a common choice for agent builds.
Vultr
Reliable pricing, multiple data center locations. Vultr Cloud Compute instances deploy the agent stack without modification.
Hetzner
Popular in Europe, excellent price-to-performance. A strong choice for stores with European customer bases.
OVHcloud
European alternative with strong data residency positioning. VPS plans with root access support the full agent stack.
Contabo
Strong value for stores that want more RAM and storage at lower cost. Generous specs make it a good fit for Full Suite deployments.
Point of Sale Integrations
Live
Deployed and transacting in production. Every adapter in this tier has processed real orders against real merchant accounts.
Live Validated
Stripe
Accept agent-driven payments via Stripe Checkout. The adapter returns a hosted checkout URL the agent hands to the customer, or confirms payment directly using a Stripe payment method ID. Live across CinematicCard, TradeExecutor, and sidratnam application flows.
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Point of Sale in Testing
Testing
Active client deployment in progress. The adapter is running against a live merchant account. Proof site published on successful go-live.
In Progress
SmilePOS
SmilePOS is a cloud POS for restaurants — quick-service through full-service — with strong adoption in the Thai restaurant segment. The adapter handles menu retrieval, order placement, tab and modifier flow, and order tracking via the SmilePOS REST API.
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Ready to Deploy
Adapter Built
Full adapter manifest written and validated against the platform's public API documentation. Ready to deploy to any merchant running this system. Moves to Testing on first client engagement.
Adapter Built
Clover
Clover (Fiserv) is an Android-based POS with a flexible processor model and open app marketplace. The adapter uses Clover's REST APIs to read the catalog, create orders, and capture payment through whichever processor the merchant runs.
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EPOS Now
EPOS Now is a UK-rooted retail and hospitality POS with broad hardware compatibility. The adapter surfaces catalog, order, and stock endpoints for agentic checkout.
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Erply
Erply is a retail-focused POS and inventory platform built for multi-location operators. The adapter exposes catalog, inventory, customer, and order endpoints across locations.
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Otter
Otter is a multi-platform order aggregator and POS for QSR operators running across third-party delivery channels. The adapter unifies menu and order operations for agentic checkout across all connected channels.
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Revel Systems
Revel is an iPad-based POS designed for multi-location and chain operations. The adapter uses Revel's open API to expose catalog, order, and customer endpoints for agentic checkout.
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SpotOn
SpotOn is a restaurant POS with strong loyalty and team-management capabilities. The adapter exposes menu, order, customer, and loyalty endpoints — agents can apply loyalty credits the same way the merchant's staff would.
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Square
Square covers restaurants and retail with one of the most complete public POS APIs available. The adapter uses Square's Catalog, Orders, Payments, and Customers APIs to handle the full agentic transaction lifecycle, with webhook subscriptions for fulfilment updates.
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Toast
Toast is a purpose-built restaurant POS with deep full-service capabilities. The adapter routes through the Toast Partner API to handle menus, orders with modifiers and tip capture, and order status, all against Toast's integrated payment rail.
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TouchBistro
TouchBistro is an iPad POS for full-service and elevated casual operators. The adapter exposes menu, order, reservation, and tab endpoints for agentic table service.
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Square Payments
For merchants on Square's payment rail without a full Square POS deployment — service businesses, digital products, application portals. The adapter creates payment links and confirms charges via Square's Payments API.
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Partnership Required
Roadmap
These platforms require an active vendor partnership agreement before API access is granted. Adapter delivery is available subject to qualification.
Coming Soon
Lightspeed Retail
Lightspeed Retail covers hybrid concepts — brewery plus retail, golf course plus pro shop. Adapter delivery requires an active Lightspeed partner agreement. Contact us to discuss qualification.
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Aloha (NCR Voyix)
Aloha is NCR Voyix's enterprise restaurant POS serving full-service chains and hospitality groups. Adapter delivery requires an active NCR integration partnership. Contact us to discuss qualification.
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Oracle Micros (Simphony)
Oracle Micros Simphony serves enterprise hospitality — chains, hotels, stadiums. Adapter delivery requires an active Oracle integration agreement. Contact us to discuss qualification.
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